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Triangle FGH is equilateral. The midpoints of the sides are connected to form triangle XYZ. Line segment XY is parallel to line segment FH.

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A
kite
B
rhombus
C
trapezoid
D
parallelogram
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Figure ABCD is a kite.

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A
8 units
B
14 units
C
22 units
D
36 units
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Figure ABCD is a kite.

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7 units
B
8 units
C
28 units
D
35 units
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A quadrilateral with 90 degree angles is shown. The lengths of the left and right sides are 10 and 2 y + 4. The lengths of the top and bottom sides are 18 and 10 + 2 x.

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3
B
4
C
6
D
8
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Figure VWYX is a kite.

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A
3
B
6
C
10
D
12
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A quadrilateral with 90 degree angles is shown. The lengths of the left and right sides are 10 and 2 y + 4. The lengths of the top and bottom sides are 18 and 10 + 2 x.

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A
3
B
4
C
5
D
6
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Figure ABCD is a rhombus.

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A
13
B
14
C
26
D
28
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LMNO is a parallelogram, with and . Which statements are true about parallelogram LMNO? Select three options.

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x = 11
B
m∠L = 22°
C
m∠M = 111°
D
m∠N = 59°
E
m∠O = 121°
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To build the roof for a paper house, a rectangular paper is cut to form a trapezoid. Which diagram shows the correct cuts?

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A rectangle is shown. Lines are drawn from the bottom left corner and the bottom right corner to the midpoint of the top side.
Option A
B
A rectangle is shown. Lines are drawn from the bottom left corner and the bottom right corner to points about one-quarter of the way across the top side.
Option B
C
A rectangle is shown. 2 parallel lines are drawn diagonally across the rectangle.
Option C
D
A rectangle is shown. Lines are drawn from the midpoints of each side to the midpoint of the top side.
Option D
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Figure VWYX is a kite.

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A
72o
B
74o
C
106o
D
108o

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