Vocabulary
Properties
Angles
Sides
Diagonals and Midsegments
100

A quadrilateral with two sets of parallel opposite sides is called a _____________________.

What is: Parallelogram

100

True or False: A trapezoid is a type of parallelogram.

What is: False 

100

Find the missing angle in the trapezoid shown.

What is: 101 degrees 

100

What is the distinguishing feature of a rhombus?

What is: 4 congruent sides

100

The diagonals in parallelograms ___________ each other.

What does that word mean?

Bisect = cut each other exactly in half

200

A quadrilateral with four congruent sides and four congruent angles is called a __________________.

What is: Square 

200

The four interior angles of any quadrilateral add up to ______ degrees.

What is: 360 degrees

200

Find the missing angle in the parallelogram shown.

What is: 70 degrees 

200

Solve for x in the square shown.

What is: x = 13

200

Solve for x in the square shown.

What is: x = 5.5

300

The two congruent sides of an isosceles trapezoid are called __________.

What is: Legs 

300

True or False: Consecutive angles in parallelograms are complementary.

What is: False 

300

Solve for x in the parallelogram shown.

What is x = 11

300

Solve for x in the rhombus shown.

What is: x = 8

300

Find x.

What is: x = 54

400

Define a midsegment (of a trapezoid).

What is: A segment that connects the two midpoints of the trapezoid's legs. 

400

Which quadrilaterals have diagonals that bisect each other? Select all that apply. 

(a) Rhombus

(b) Rectangle

(c) Trapezoid

(d) Parallelogram

What is: a, b and d

400

Solve for x in the trapezoid shown. 

What is: x = 6

400

Solve for x in the rectangle shown.

What is: x = 11

400

Solve for x in the trapezoid shown. 

What is: x = 6

500

A quadrilateral with five sides is called a _______________.

What is: Does not exist 

500

The two base angles of an isosceles trapezoid are: 

(a) congruent

(b) supplementary

(c) complementary

What is: (b) congruent

500

Find the missing angle in the parallelogram shown.

What is: 57 degrees

500

Solve for TS in the parallelogram shown.

What is: TS = 18

500

Solve for x in the parallelogram shown.

What is: x = 3

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