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What is this shape called? BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
What is this shape called?

BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
RECTANGLES

*opposite sides are congruent
*all angles are right angles
*opposite sides are parallel
What is this shape called? BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
What is this shape called?

BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
SQUARES
*all sides are congruent
*all angles are right angles
*opposite sides are parallel
What is this shape called? BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
What is this shape called?

BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
PARALLELOGRAMS

*opposite sides are congruent
*opposite sides are parallel
*opposite angles are congruent
What is this shape called? BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
What is this shape called?

BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel? What kind of angles are there?
RHOMBUS

*all sides are congruent
*opposite sides are parallel
*opposite angles are congruent
What is this shape called? BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel?
What is this shape called?

BONUS: Are the opposite sides congruent? Are the opposite sides parallel?
TRAPEZOIDS

*one pair of opposite sides is parallel
What are these shapes called?
What are these shapes called?
TRIANGLE

a polygon with 3 sides
This shape has 5 sides. What is it called?
This shape has 5 sides. What is it called?
PENTAGON

a polygon with 5 angles
This shape has 6 sides. What is it called?
This shape has 6 sides.

What is it called?
HEXAGON

a polygon with 6 sides
This shape has 7 sides. What is it called?
This shape has 7 sides.

What is it called?
HEPTAGON

a polygon with 7 sides
This shape has 8 sides. What is it called?
This shape has 8 sides.

What is it called?
OCTAGON

a polygon with 8 sides
Two sides of a figure meet at a _ _ _ _ _ _.
Two sides of a figure meet at a _ _ _ _ _ _.
VERTEX
WHEN 2 LINES OF A FIGURE MEET THEY FORM AN _ _ _ _ _.
WHEN 2 LINES OF A FIGURE MEET THEY FORM AN _ _ _ _ _.
ANGLE
WHEN 2 SIDES MAKE A SQUARE CORNER AT A VERTEX THIS IS CALLED A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
WHEN 2 SIDES MAKE A SQUARE CORNER AT A VERTEX THIS IS CALLED A
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
RIGHT ANGLE
IS THIS ANGLE GREATER OR LESSER THAN A RIGHT ANGLE?
IS THIS ANGLE GREATER OR LESSER THAN A RIGHT ANGLE?
GREATER THAN A RIGHT ANGLE
IS THIS ANGLE GREATER OR LESSER THAN A RIGHT ANGLE?
IS THIS ANGLE GREATER OR LESSER THAN A RIGHT ANGLE?
LESSER THAN A RIGHT ANGLE.