Understanding Halves and Fourths

Which of the following is an example of a half?

• A circle divided into two equal parts

• A square divided into three equal parts

• A rectangle divided into four equal parts

• A triangle divided into five equal parts

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TEKS.MATH.1.6H

Which shape is NOT an example of a fourth?

• A square divided into four equal parts

• A circle divided into four equal parts

• A rectangle divided into two equal parts

• A triangle divided into four equal parts

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TEKS.MATH.1.6H

How can you partition a rectangle into two equal parts?

• By drawing a line from one corner to the opposite corner

• By drawing a line down the middle from top to bottom

• By drawing a line across the middle from left to right

• Both B and C

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TEKS.MATH.1.6G

Which of the following describes a fair share of a circle?

• Dividing it into three parts

• Dividing it into four equal parts

• Dividing it into five parts

• Dividing it into six parts

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TEKS.MATH.1.6G

Which two shapes can be joined to make a rectangle?

• Two triangles

• Two circles

• Two hexagons

• Two squares

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TEKS.MATH.1.6F

How can you compose a square using triangles?

• By joining two triangles

• By joining three triangles

• By joining four triangles

• By joining five triangles

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TEKS.MATH.1.6F

What time is shown on a clock if the hour hand is on 3 and the minute hand is on 12?

• 3:00

• 3:30

• 12:30

• 12:00

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TEKS.MATH.1.7E

If the hour hand is on 6 and the minute hand is on 6, what time is it?

• 6:00

• 6:30

• 12:30

• 12:00

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TEKS.MATH.1.7E

Which of the following is a two-dimensional figure?

• Cube

• Sphere

• Circle

• Cylinder

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TEKS.MATH.1.6C

Which shape is a special type of rectangle?

• Triangle

• Square

• Circle

• Hexagon

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TEKS.MATH.1.6C