Grade 5 Geometry Worksheets

Master geometry step by step, from basic concepts to advanced problem solving

Common Core: 5.G

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How to solve Grade 5 geometry problems

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  1. Example 1

    How many of these names are true for EVERY rhombus: polygon, parallelogram, quadrilateral, and rectangle?

    1. Check each name against what EVERY rhombus has.
    2. polygon — yes, it is a closed shape with straight sides; parallelogram — yes, both pairs of its opposite sides are always parallel; quadrilateral — yes, it has 4 sides; rectangle — no: a rectangle needs 4 right angles, and a rhombus doesn't always have that.
    3. So 3 of the names are true for every rhombus.

    Answer: 3

  2. Example 2

    A quadrilateral has opposite sides parallel and no right angles. Two sides are 8 ft long and two sides are 5 ft long. What is its most specific name?

    1. Both pairs of opposite sides are parallel, so it is a parallelogram.
    2. It has no right angles, so it is not a rectangle, and its sides are not all the same length (8 ft and 5 ft), so it is not a rhombus.
    3. Its most specific name is parallelogram.

    Answer: parallelogram

  3. Example 3

    How many equal sides does a regular pentagon have?

    1. "Regular" means all the sides are the same length (and all the angles are equal).
    2. A pentagon has 5 sides, so a regular pentagon has 5 equal sides.

    Answer: 5

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Grade 5 Geometry worksheets free?
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How many Geometry worksheets are available for Grade 5?
There are 4 progressive Geometry lessons with worksheets for Grade 5, covering skills from foundational concepts to advanced problem solving.
Are these Geometry worksheets aligned to Common Core?
Yes — Grade 5 Geometry aligns with Common Core 5.G (Geometry).
What will my child practice with these Geometry worksheets?
Your child will practice: Shape Hierarchy, Shape Properties, Classifying Quadrilaterals, Unit Review.