Exit Ticket/Daily Quiz - Polygons & Their Attributes

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1) (Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)

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A polygon is a closed figure with straight sides. However, the given answer does not provide any information about the shape or characteristics of the figure. Therefore, without any further details, it cannot be determined whether it is a polygon or not.

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This Exit Ticket\/Daily Quiz titled 'Polygons & Their Attributes' assesses understanding of polygon identification, distinguishing shapes like hexagons and quadrilaterals, and recognizing non-polygon forms. It also evaluates angle measurement skills and rounding accuracy, crucial for geometry learners.

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2) (Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)

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The answer provided lists two terms, "polygon" and "hexagon," as well as the phrase "polygon hexagon." A polygon is a closed figure with straight sides, so it can be any shape with three or more sides. A hexagon specifically refers to a polygon with six sides. Therefore, the answer is suggesting that both "polygon" and "hexagon" are correct descriptions, and "polygon hexagon" may be a combination of both terms.

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5) (Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)

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The given answer lists two terms: "polygon" and "quadrilateral". A polygon is a closed figure with straight sides, and a quadrilateral is a polygon with four sides. Therefore, both terms are correct and can be used interchangeably in this context. The repetition of "polygon quadrilateral" may indicate that the answer is emphasizing the fact that a quadrilateral is a specific type of polygon.

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7) (Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)

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The given answer is "not a polygon" which means that the shape being described does not meet the criteria to be classified as a polygon. A polygon is a closed figure with straight sides, but the given shape does not have straight sides or a closed shape. Therefore, it cannot be classified as a polygon.

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9) Round to the nearest hundredth place.

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The given number, 51.43, is already rounded to the nearest hundredth place. Therefore, there is no need to make any further rounding adjustments.

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10) (Example answer:  Answer in alphabetical order: 25, 60, 45, 90 - do not include the degree sign)

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(Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)
(Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)
(Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)
(Example answer:  polygon, heptagon or not a polygon)
Round to the nearest hundredth place.
(Example answer:  Answer in alphabetical order: 25, 60, 45, 90 -...
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