Triangles & Quadrilaterals
__1. AcuteA. A closed shape with four sides.
__2. EquilateralB. A triangle with 2 equal sides and angles.
__3. IsoscelesC. A triangle with 3 different side lengths.
__4. ObtuseD. A triangle with 3 equal sides and angles.
__5. QuadrilateralE. A triangle with angles less that 90º.
__6. RectangleF. A triangle with an angle more than 90º but less than 180º.
__7. RightG. a meeting point of two lines that form an angle
__8. ScaleneH. All sides are the same. All angles are right angles.
__9. SquareI. A triangle with a right angle. Must have box indicating righ
__10. VertexJ. Opposite sides are parallel. All angles are right angles.
__11. 3 sidesA. Opposite sides are equal. Opposite angles are equal. Opposit
__12. 4B. A quadrilateral with no parallel sides.
__13. 5C. Triangle
__14. 6D. The 4 interior angles of a quadrilateral add up to 360º. It
__15. 7E. To find the interior angle sum of any shape (n-2)180. Or, st
__16. 8F. Quadrilateral
__17. interior angle sumG. Pentagon
__18. ParallelogramH. Hexagon
__19. QuadrilateralI. Heptagon
__20. TrapeziumJ. Octagon
__21. 9A. Nonagon
__22. 10B. Decagon
__23. ConcaveC. Undecagon, an angle greater than 180 degrees (but less than
__24. ConvexD. An angle that measures 180 degrees, a straight line.
__25. Irregular PolygonE. A polygon with a reflex angle, curved inward, creating a hol
__26. reflex angleF. A polygon with no reflex angle, all vertices appear to be pu
__27. Regular PolygonsG. Same sides, same lengths.
__28. straight angleH. The sides are different lengths.
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