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Foundation November 2022 Unit 2 Q2

WJECFoundationCurrent spec4 marksAngles (Including Parallel Lines)Angles in PolygonsPlans, Elevations & Nets

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(a) The special name for one of the quadrilaterals below is a kite.
Circle the kite. [1]
Five quadrilaterals: a square, a rhombus, a parallelogram, a rectangle and a kite
(b) One of the angles shown below is an acute angle.
Circle the acute angle. [1]
Five angles marked 90°, 46°, 308°, 130° and 360°
(c) One of the diagrams below shows a chord of a circle.
Circle the correct diagram. [1]
Five circles, each with a line drawn: a line joining two points on the circle, a radius, two radii, a tangent, and a tangent with a radius
(d) Add two squares to the four shaded squares shown below so that the complete diagram forms the net of a cube. [1]
Squared grid with a row of four shaded squares
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