Shape and space · Usually met around P2
Solids, angles and quadrilaterals
From “Prisms, pyramids and the faces of solids” to “Squares and rectangles”, step by step, each skill with its methods, worked examples and answers.
Skills in this topic, easy to hard
- Prisms, pyramids and the faces of solidsTwo bases: a prism; one base and a point: a pyramid. Named after the base
- Line segments and quadrilaterals4 points: 3 + 2 + 1 = 6 segments
- Angles and comparing themHow far it opens, not how long its sides are
- Right, acute and obtuse anglesSmaller than a right angle: acute; bigger: obtuse
- Right angles and perpendicular linesThe perpendicular segment is the shortest
- Horizontal and vertical lines, and raysCount end points: 0 a line, 1 a ray, 2 a segment
- Squares and rectanglesRectangle: opposite sides equal; square: all four
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