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Every rectangle has perpendicular sides.
Every rectangle has perpendicular sides.
True
Every rectangle is a square.
Every rectangle is a square.
False
Every rectangle is a parallelogram.
Every rectangle is a parallelogram.
True
Every rhombus is a rectangle.
Every rhombus is a rectangle.
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Every rhombus is a square.
Every rhombus is a square.
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Every square has four right angles.
Every square has four right angles.
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Every trapezoid is a parallelogram.
Every trapezoid is a parallelogram.
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Every square has perpendicular sides.
Every square has perpendicular sides.
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Every trapezoid has parallel sides.
Every trapezoid has parallel sides.
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Every rhombus has perpendicular sides.
Every rhombus has perpendicular sides.
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Every trapezoid has perpendicular sides.
Every trapezoid has perpendicular sides.
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Every parallelogram is a rectangle.
Every parallelogram is a rectangle.
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Every square is a rectangle.
Every square is a rectangle.
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Every rhombus is a parallelogram.
Every rhombus is a parallelogram.
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Every square is a rhombus.
Every square is a rhombus.
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Every rhombus has four right angles.
Every rhombus has four right angles.
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Every trapezoid is a quadrilateral.
Every trapezoid is a quadrilateral.
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Every quadrilateral has parallel sides.
Every quadrilateral has parallel sides.
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Every quadrilateral has perpendicular sides.
Every quadrilateral has perpendicular sides.
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Study Notes
Quadrilateral Classifications
- Rectangles possess four right angles, resulting in all sides being perpendicular.
- Not all rectangles qualify as squares; squares require equal side lengths in addition to right angles.
- Every rectangle is classified as a parallelogram due to having both pairs of opposite sides parallel and equal in length.
- Rectangles must have four right angles, while rhombuses are defined by equal side lengths but do not require right angles.
- A square is a specialized type of both rectangle and rhombus, characterized by equal sides and four right angles.
- Trapezoids are not parallelograms; they contain only one pair of parallel sides, while parallelograms need both pairs to be parallel.
- Squares have perpendicular sides since they are rectangles, adhering to the definition of having four right angles.
- All trapezoids have at least one pair of parallel sides, an essential trait of this shape.
- Some rhombuses possess perpendicular sides, resulting in specific cases where a rhombus can also be a square.
- Trapezoids do not universally have perpendicular sides; while some may include right angles, it is not a defining feature for all trapezoids.
- Not every parallelogram is a rectangle, as rectangles specifically require four right angles to fit the definition.
- Squares are encompassed within rectangles, confirming that every square is a rectangle due to having four right angles.
- Rhombuses are a subset of parallelograms, displaying properties like opposite parallel sides with equal lengths.
- Defined by having all sides equal, every square inherently qualifies as a rhombus.
- Rhombuses do not necessarily possess four right angles; only squares fulfill this condition within the rhombus category.
- Trapezoids can be classified as quadrilaterals, as they inherently possess four sides.
- Quadrilaterals, being four-sided polygons, do not need to exhibit parallel or perpendicular sides to fall under this classification.
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Test your understanding of quadrilaterals with this true or false flashcard quiz designed for 5th graders. Challenge yourself to differentiate between rectangles, squares, and other quadrilaterals through simple statements.
