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| NAME | SHAPE | PROPERTIES |
|--------------------|--------------|-----------|
| Square | Yellow square | - All sides are congruent<br>- Diagonals are congruent and perpendicular<br>- All angles are right angles |
| Rectangle | Blue rectangle | - Opposite sides are congruent<br>- Diagonals are congruent<br>- All angles are right angles |
| Parallelogram | Green parallelogram | - Opposite sides are congruent<br>- Opposite sides are parallel<br>- Opposite angles are congruent |
| Rhombus | Pink rhombus | - All sides are congruent<br>- Opposite sides are parallel<br>- Diagonals are perpendicular |
| Trapezoid (U.S.) / Trapezium (U.K.) | Brown trapezoid | - One pair of opposite sides are parallel |
| Kite | Purple kite | - Two disjoint pairs of adjacent sides are congruent<br>- Diagonals are perpendicular |

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#### Example Problem:
> "Which quadrilateral has all sides congruent and diagonals that are perpendicular?"

Solution:
- Look at the properties:
- Square: All sides congruent ✔, diagonals congruent and perpendicular ✔ → Possible
- Rhombus: All sides congruent ✔, diagonals perpendicular ✔ → Also possible
- But only the square has all angles as right angles and diagonals that are congruent.
- So if the question specifies all sides congruent AND diagonals perpendicular, both rhombus and square qualify, but square is a special type of rhombus.

👉 Answer: Rhombus (or Square, depending on whether diagonals being congruent is required).

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How to Use This Chart:

This chart helps identify quadrilaterals based on their properties. For example:
- If a shape has two pairs of parallel sides, it’s a parallelogram.
- If it has only one pair of parallel sides, it’s a trapezoid.
- If all sides are equal and angles are 90°, it’s a square.

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