Basic Shapes
A shape with three straight sides and three angles
A triangle
A triangle where all sides are the same length
An equilateral triangle
An angle smaller than a right angle
an acute angle
The name for the longest side of a right-angled triangle
the hypotenuse
The shape of a piece of pizza when sliced
A triangle
The number of sides a triangle has
Three
A triangle with two sides that are the same length
An isosceles triangle
An angle that is exactly 90 degrees
A right angle
A triangle with angles of 60 degrees each.
an equilateral triangle
A computer button often shaped like a right triangle, used to symbolize 'forward' in music or videos
the play button
A simple shape formed by straight lines with corners or points
A polygon or angle
A triangle where all sides have different lengths
scalene triangle
A tool used to measure angles
A protractor
If a triangle has angles measuring 90, 45, and 45 degrees, it is called this
isosceles right triangle
A balancing game kids might play that involves standing on one foot, named after a large extinct bird
A flamingo
The shape formed when two lines meet at a point
An angle
The total amount of angles in any triangle.
Three
An angle larger than a right angle but less than a straight line.
an obtuse angle
The closed area inside a triangle
interior or area of a triangle
The instrument with a triangular shape that makes a tinkling sound when struck
a triangle
A shape that is flat and closed with three or more sides
A polygon
A triangle with one right angle.
A right triangle
Two lines that form a 'T' shape by meeting at a right angle
perpendicular lines
A triangle with a high vertical point and two equal sides meeting at this point
isosceles triangle
The name of the three-sided figure that is often seen in puzzles or games suggesting caution or as the simplest board game layout
a triangle