A square has four equal sides., True, False, A rectangle has three sides., True, False, A rectangle has two long sides and two short sides., True, False, A square and a rectangle both have four corners., True, False, A skyscraper is a very short building., True, False, Hopscotch is played on a bed., True, False, A quilt is used to keep warm on a bed., True, False, Bert and Ernie are sorting circles and triangles., True, False, Bert makes one pile for rectangles and one pile for squares., True, False, A window can look like a rectangle., True, False, All four sides of a rectangle are always the exact same length., True, False, A square has four corners., True, Flase, Ernie was sorting shapes before Bert joined him., True, False, "Equal" means all things are of the same size or amount., True, Flase, A door is one of the key words on page 2., True, False, Sorting the shapes was the actual game Ernie wanted to play., True, False, A rectangle has four angles., True, False, There are 12 key word picture cards on page 2., True, False, A pencil can be long or short., True, False, Bert leaves with the shapes before playing the actual game., True, False

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