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  • What type of angle is this?
    Obtuse
  • What do we call angles that are greater than 180 degrees?
    Reflex
  • Base angles in an isosceles triangle are ________
    Equal
  • What does the square tell us about these lines?
    Perpendicular
  • What type of polygon is this?
    Hexagon
  • The sum of angles in a quadrilateral is ____________
    360 degrees
  • What type of triangle is this?
    Equilateral
  • Vertically opposite angles are ________
    Equal
  • What do we call 90 degree angles?
    Right angle
  • Angles on a straight line sum to _______
    180 degrees
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Rhombus
  • What do the arrows tell us about these lines?
    Parallel
  • What do the hatch marks tell us about these lines?
    Equal length
  • What type of polygon is this?
    Pentagon
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Rectangle
  • Angles around a point sum to ________
    360 degrees
  • What type of polygon is this?
    Octagon
  • How many degrees is a full turn?
    360
  • What type of triangle is this?
    Isosceles
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Isosceles trapezium
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Square
  • What type of triangle is this?
    Right-angled and scalene
  • What type of triangle is this?
    Scalene
  • What type of polygon is this?
    Heptagon
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Parallelogram
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Right trapezium
  • What type of polygon is this?
    Nonagon
  • How many degrees is half a turn?
    180
  • What is the sum of angles in a triangle?
    180 degrees
  • What type of angle is this?
    Acute
  • What type of triangle is this?
    Right-angled and isosceles
  • How many degrees is a quarter of a turn?
    90
  • What type of polygon is this?
    Decagon
  • All the angles in an equilateral triangle are _________
    60 degrees
  • What does a polygon need to be regular?
    All equal sides and all equal angles
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Trapezium
  • What type of quadrilateral is this?
    Kite