Polygons: diagonals and exterior angles
Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Ari sews a six-sided quilt patch. All six sides are 5 cm, and the angles take turns: 100°, 140°, 100°, 140°, 100°, 140°. Which name fits the patch?
- Convex and regular
- Concave, not regular
- Convex, not regular
- Concave and regular
Bo measures a rug with four right angles. Two sides are 4 ft long and the other two are 7 ft long. Which name fits the rug?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral CDFG with a right angle at each corner. CD = FG = 7 ft and DF = GC = 4 ft. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral CDFG with a right angle at each corner. CD = FG = 7 ft and DF = GC = 4 ft. C D F G 7 ft 7 ft 4 ft 4 ft Not to scale - Concave, not regular
- Concave and regular
- Convex, not regular
- Convex and regular
A park map shows a five-sided flower bed that Esme will plant. Its sides have different lengths, and the angle at corner G is 200°. Which name fits the flower bed?
Sketch, not to scale: pentagon CDFGH. The sides have different lengths. The angle at G is 200°, so corner G points in toward the middle. Sketch, not to scale: pentagon CDFGH. The sides have different lengths. The angle at G is 200°, so corner G points in toward the middle. 200° C D F G H The sides have different lengths. Not to scale. - Concave, not regular
- Concave and regular
- Convex and regular
- Convex, not regular
Jun cuts a six-sided paper sticker with every side 4 cm. Corner F is folded in, so the angle at F is 240°. Which name fits the sticker?
Sketch, not to scale: hexagon CDFGHQ. Every side is 4 cm. The angle at F is 240°, so corner F points in toward the middle. Sketch, not to scale: hexagon CDFGHQ. Every side is 4 cm. The angle at F is 240°, so corner F points in toward the middle. 4 cm 4 cm 4 cm 4 cm 4 cm 4 cm 240° C D F G H Q Not to scale. - Convex and regular
- Convex, not regular
- Concave and regular
- Concave, not regular
Kira draws a 12-sided shape in crayon. A diagonal joins corner C to a corner that is not next to it. How many diagonals start at C?
Sketch: a polygon with 12 corners. Corner C is marked, and the two sides at C are drawn darker. Sketch: a polygon with 12 corners. Corner C is marked, and the two sides at C are drawn darker. 12 corners C Milo cuts out a 14-sided paper shape. A diagonal joins corner C to a corner that is not next to it. How many diagonals start at C?
Sketch: a polygon with 14 corners. Corner C is marked, and the two sides at C are drawn darker. Sketch: a polygon with 14 corners. Corner C is marked, and the two sides at C are drawn darker. C polygon with 14 corners Noah sketches a 16-sided window. A diagonal joins corner C to a corner that is not next to it. How many diagonals start at C?
Sketch: a polygon with 16 corners. Corner C is marked, and the two sides at C are drawn darker. Sketch: a polygon with 16 corners. Corner C is marked, and the two sides at C are drawn darker. 16 corners C Not to scale. Pia walks around a five-sided park path, turning at each corner. The first four turns (exterior angles) are 72°, 85°, 64° and 58°. What is the turn at the last corner, in degrees?
Sketch, not to scale: pentagon CDFGH, each side extended to show the turn (exterior angle) at each corner: 72° at C, 85° at D, 64° at F, 58° at G, and ? at H. Sketch, not to scale: pentagon CDFGH, each side extended to show the turn (exterior angle) at each corner: 72° at C, 85° at D, 64° at F, 58° at G, and ? at H. C D F G H 72° 85° 64° 58° ? Not to scale. Ren rides a bike around a five-sided loop, turning at each corner. The first four turns (exterior angles) are 90°, 47°, 76° and 83°. What is the turn at the last corner, in degrees?
Sketch, not to scale: pentagon CDFGH, each side extended to show the turn (exterior angle) at each corner: 90° at C, 47° at D, 76° at F, 83° at G, and ? at H. Sketch, not to scale: pentagon CDFGH, each side extended to show the turn (exterior angle) at each corner: 90° at C, 47° at D, 76° at F, 83° at G, and ? at H. 90° 47° 76° 83° ? C D F G H Not to scale. Tala walks a six-sided path on a map, turning at each corner. The first five turns (exterior angles) are 50°, 62°, 48°, 71° and 59°. What is the turn at the last corner, in degrees?
Sketch, not to scale: hexagon CDFGHQ, each side extended to show the turn (exterior angle) at each corner: 50° at C, 62° at D, 48° at F, 71° at G, 59° at H, and ? at Q. Sketch, not to scale: hexagon CDFGHQ, each side extended to show the turn (exterior angle) at each corner: 50° at C, 62° at D, 48° at F, 71° at G, 59° at H, and ? at Q. C D F G H Q 50° 62° 48° 71° 59° ? Not to scale.