In 10 and 11, use the shape at the right. 10. Higher Order Thinking Melissa drew the shape at the right. What two quadrilaterals did she use to draw the shape? Draw a line to divide the shape into two quadrilaterals.

To tackle Melissa's shape, let's think creatively! You might see a rectangle and a triangle that come together to form her unique shape. By drawing a line from one corner to the opposite side, you can easily split the shape into these two quadrilaterals. How fun would it be to color them differently once divided? When you dive into drawing shapes, remember that visualizing how complex figures can be formed from simpler ones enhances your understanding of geometry. It's all about recognizing those building blocks! Try experimenting with different shapes and see how many quadrilaterals you can create—who knew geometry could lead to such artistic fun?