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A factor is a whole
number that

Name 6 different
quadrilaterals.

The radius of a circle

is

What is an axis or a
line of symmetry in a
2-D shape?

A perpendicular line is How many degrees in

a line that is
a right angle?

What do the angles of

a square add up to in
degrees?

What do the four

angles of any
quadrilateral add up to
in degrees?

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How many degrees in

a complete rotation?

Three triangles named The diameter of a

according to their
circle is
angles are

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A prime number is

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the distance from

the centre of a circle
to its edge.

square, rectangle or
oblong, rhombus,
parallelogram, kite,
trapezium.

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It is a line that divides

a 2-D shape into two
equal mirror images.

at right angles to
another line.

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a number that has

only two factors: one
and the number itself.
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will divide exactly

into another number.

right-angled triangle
the distance straight acute-angled
across a circle, cutting
triangle
through the centre.
obtuse-angled
triangle
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How many degrees in

a straight line?

An angle which is
larger than two right
angles is called

To find the average or

mean of a set of
numbers

Parallel lines are

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To find the volume of

a cuboid

To simplify a common Three triangles named To find the area of a

(vulgar) fraction to its according to their
triangle
lowest terms
sides are

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A square number is

The circumference of
a circle is

To find the area of a

square

A number with a next

to it, e.g. 10, means

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lines that are the

same distance apart
for their entire length
(e.g. railway tracks).

add together all of

the numbers in the set a reflex angle.
by how many numbers
there are in the set.

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equilateral triangle
isosceles triangle
scalene triangle

find a number which

will divide exactly into multiply its length
by its width by its
the denominator and
height (l x w x h).
the numerator.

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squared; that
number multiplied by
itself (e.g. 10 x 10).

find the length of

one side and multiply
this by itself.

the distance all

round its edge.

a number multiplied
by itself.

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imagine it in a
rectangle, find the
area of the rectangle
and then halve this
amount: A = (b x h).

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A number with a next What do the angles of

to it, e.g. 10, means a triangle add up to in
degrees?

To find the area of a

rectangle

Perimeter means

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To change a common The multiple of a

(vulgar) fraction into a number is
decimal fraction

The square root ( ) of What is a polygon?

a number is

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In a 3-D shape:
a vertex is
a face is
an edge is

The eight points of a

compass, starting at
North and going
clockwise, are

What does congruent

mean?

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Percent (%) means

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the distance all

round the edge of a
2-D shape.

multiply its length

by its width (l x w).

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A polygon is a 2-D
shape with three or
more straight sides.

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out of 100.

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the answer, when the

number is multiplied
the number
by another number.
multiplied by itself to
make that number. So, So, the multiples of 5
are: 5 (1 x 5), 10 (2 x
the 25 is 5 (5 x 5).
5), 15 (3 x 5) and so
on.

that number
multiplied by itself
twice
(e.g. 10 x 10 x 10).

divide the
numerator by the
denominator.

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A vertex is the point

(corner) of a shape.
N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, A face is a flat side It means the same
W, NW.
shape and size.
of a shape.
An edge is the line
where two faces
meet.
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To find the order of

The diagonal of a
rotational symmetry of shape is
a shape

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Horizontal means
Vertical means
Oblique means

If a shape tessellates,
it

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can cover an area

without leaving any
spaces in between.

straight across,
like the horizon.
straight up or
down.
slanting.

rotate the shape and

a straight line which see how many times it
slopes across a shape fits exactly on top of
itself. The number of
from one corner to
times it does this, is
another.
its order of rotational
symmetry.

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