A rhombas has two sets of opposite, equal angles.

A kite has to one one set of opposite, equal angles.

A quadrilateral and trapezoid do not have to have any equal angles.

A parallelogram has two sets of opposite, equal angles.

A kite has to one one set of opposite, equal angles.

A quadrilateral and trapezoid do not have to have any equal angles.

A quadrilateral has to have side lengths, but they can all cary in size.

A square has equal sides.

A rectangle and parallelogram have opposite, equal side lengths.

This triangle is a scalene triangle because all of the side lengths are different lengths.

This is not an equilateral triangle because an equilateral triangle has to have all sides equal in length.

This is not an isosceles triangle because an isosceles triangle has two equal sides.

This is not a right triangle because a right triangle has to have a right angle, an angle that measures .

A rectangle has angles that all measure

A kite, parallelogram, and rhombus do not have to have angles that measure

The two-dimensional figure shown in the image is a pentagon. A pentagon is classified by having five sides, five angles, and five vertices. A pentagon has interior angles that add to 540 degrees. Regular pentagons have sides of equal length and interior angles of 108 degrees.

A trapezoid can have sides of any length, but one set of sides have to be parallel.

Both a square and a rectangle cannot have sides of any length.

A quadrilateral can have sides of any length, but it does not have to have a pair of sides that are parallel.

A kite has two sets of adjacent sides, and the adjacent sides have equal lengths.

A rectangle, parallelogram, and trapezoid do not have adjacent sides that are qual in length.

A trapezoid can have angles of all different degrees.

A square and a rectangle have to have all equal angles.

A parallelogram has to have opposite, equal angles.

A right triangle has to have a right angle, which is equal to . The image below is an example: