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Answer the question and advance to the next slide for your answer

What type of triangle am I? Equilateral and acute

What type of triangle am I? Right triangle

What type of triangle am I? Isosceles

What type of polygon am I? Parallelogram

What are we? Parallel lines

What am I? A hexagon

What are we? Quadrilaterals

What am I? Pentagon

What type of angle? Acute

What type of angle? Right

What type of angle? Obtuse

Count my sides. What am I? Hexagon

I have 4 sides. What am I? Quadrilateral

What type of quadrilaterals are below? Parallelograms

One side is 2 inches long and another side is 5 inches long. What’s the length of the other sides? 2 inches and 5 inches

One side is 4 inches long and another side is 3 inches long. What’s the length of the other sides? 4 inches and 3 inches

What type of triangle is this? Equilateral

What type of triangle is this? Isosceles

What type of triangle is this? Scalene- no equal sides

What type of triangle is this? Right triangle (notice the box in the corner)

What is the length of the missing side of the equilateral? 7 7 7

Which angle is a right angle? 1 (a square corner)

Which angle is greater than a right angle? 4,

Which angle is less than a right angle? 4,

What types of quadrilaterals are these? Parralelograms