Fourth Grade Math Vocabulary Part 1

1. Half of the diameter is?

A) a concentric circle
B) the radius
C) the circumference
D) a regular polygon

2. An octagon is an example of a?

A) polygon
B) concave compass
C) concentric circle
D) convex segment

3. A ray is?

A) a line having a beginning and end.
B) a tool for drawing circles.
C) the point at which two lines meet.
D) a line having one endpoint.

4. Polygons having all angles pointed outward would be considered?

A) concave
B) radial
C) convex
D) circumferential

5. Two rays meet together. They form a?

A) regular polygon
B) vertex
C) diameter
D) compass

6. The equator gives us an example of a/an?

A) line segment
B) circumference
C) radius
D) endpoint

7. If you wanted to draw a circle, you would use which tool?

A) a polygon
B) a circumference
C) a radial iron
D) a compass

8. What is Mr. Littlefield's favorite drink?

A) Mt. Dew
B) Kool-Aid
C) Coke
D) Chocolate Milk

9. What are you if you have two endpoints?

A) a line segment
B) a ray
C) concave
D) a vertex

10. If circles share the same center, they are considered?

A) concentric circles
B) regular polygons
C) radial
D) circumferential

11. Define concave

A) a line segment from the center of the circle to any point on its circumference
B) polygons having all angles pointed outward
C) polygons having two or more angles pushed inward
D) a polygon whose sides and angles are equal in measure

12. This is a line segment that passes through the center of a circle with endpoints on its circumference.

A) diameter
B) radius
C) vertices
D) circumference

13. All of my sides and angles are equal in measure. I am a?

A) regular polygon
B) falsified polygon
C) concentric circle
D) line segment

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