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Grade 6 · Worksheet
Drawing lines and quadrilaterals
Which tool has a built-in right angle?
You draw a line parallel to another and 11 cm from it. How far apart are the two lines?
You draw a quadrilateral with angles 88°, 92°, 96° and one more. What must the last angle be?
Which check tells you a quadrilateral has been drawn accurately?
A rectangle has 6 cm as one side. Its angles are all equal. What is each angle?
You draw a line parallel to another and 5 cm from it. How far apart are the two lines?
A quadrilateral could have angles of 77°, 81°, 86° and 90°.
You draw a quadrilateral with angles 93°, 97°, 102° and one more. What must the last angle be?
A quadrilateral could have angles of 83°, 87°, 91° and 94°.
You draw a line parallel to another and 12 cm from it. How far apart are the two lines?
A rectangle has 2 cm as one side. Its angles are all equal. What is each angle?
A quadrilateral could have angles of 88°, 92°, 95° and 100°.
A quadrilateral could have angles of 65°, 69°, 73° and 76°.
You draw a quadrilateral with angles 108°, 62°, 66° and one more. What must the last angle be?
You draw a line parallel to another and 3 cm from it. How far apart are the two lines?
A rectangle has 3 cm as one side. Its angles are all equal. What is each angle?
A quadrilateral could have angles of 75°, 79°, 83° and 87°.
You draw a line parallel to another and 10 cm from it. How far apart are the two lines?
A quadrilateral could have angles of 80°, 84°, 88° and 92°.
You draw a quadrilateral with angles 73°, 78°, 81° and one more. What must the last angle be?

Angles and constructions — Drawing lines and quadrilaterals