An art student uses strips of paper to form a quadrilateral with congruent diagonals. This quadrilateral must be?

One of the following.

A parallelogram

A rectangle

An isosceles trapezoid

Of no guaranteed classification

On a blueprint for a house, if the master bedroom is a parallelogram with at least one right angle, then the master bedroom will be the shape of?

One of the following

A rectangle

A rhombus

A square

Just a parallelogram

If a framer makes a quadrilateral frame out of four congruent boards, no matter how it is put together this frame will always be?

Its one of the following.

A square

A rhombus

A rectangle

Of no guaranteed classification

A quadrilateral foundation with four congruent angles must be the shape of?

Its one of the following.

A square

A parallelogram

A rectangle

No guaranteed classification

If a game board is a quadrilateral with diagonals that bisect each other, the game board will be?

Its one of the following.

A square

A parallelogram

A rectangle

Of no guaranteed classificati

While putting sheeting on the outside of a house, a construction worker cuts a piece of plywood such that it is a quadrilateral with exactly two consecutive right angles. This plywood has the shape of?

Its one of the Following

A square

A rectangle

A trapezoid

A parallelogram

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The instructions of an art project tell students to cut a piece of paper into a quadrilateral with two pairs of congruent sides. If all of the students follow the instructions, each paper will be?

Its one of the following.

A rectangle

A parallelogram

An isosceles trapezoid

Of no guaranteed classification

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Originally Posted by chris92

An art student uses strips of paper to form a quadrilateral with congruent diagonals. This quadrilateral must be?

One of the following.

a parallelogram

a rectangle

an isosceles trapezoid

of no guaranteed classification

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You need more than just congruent diagonals to establish any one particular type of quadrilateral.

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Originally Posted by chris92

On a blueprint for a house, if the master bedroom is a parallelogram with at least one right angle, then the master bedroom will be the shape of?

One of the following

a rectangle

a rhombus

a square

just a parallelogram

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Essentially you're asking "What is a parallelogram with at least one right angle?" Granted you already know it's a parallelogram and it has a right angle to boot. So what kind of parallelogram does that make it? Think about it.

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Originally Posted by chris92

If a framer makes a quadrilateral frame out of four congruent boards, no matter how it is put together this frame will always be?

Its one of the following.

a square

a rhombus

a rectangle

of no guaranteed classification

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A quadrilateral with 4 congruent sides [and that's all you know about it.] What kind of quadrilateral is it?

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Originally Posted by chris92

A quadrilateral foundation with four congruent angles must be the shape of?

Its one of the following.

a square

a parallelogram

a rectangle

no guaranteed classification

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A quadrilateral with 4 congruent angles must be what? Think about what the measure of each angle is ; that ought to give you a hint.

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Originally Posted by chris92

If a game board is a quadrilateral with diagonals that bisect each other, the game board will be?

Its one of the following.

a square

a parallelogram

a rectangle

of no guaranteed classificati

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When a quadrilateral has diagonals that bisect each other [and you know nothing more about it other than that], what's that automatically make it?

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Originally Posted by chris92

While putting sheeting on the outside of a house, a construction worker cuts a piece of plywood such that it is a quadrilateral with exactly two consecutive right angles. This plywood has the shape of?

Its one of the Following

a square

a rectangle

a trapezoid

a parallelogram

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Your quadrilateral has exactly two consecutive right angles (and hence, two non-right angles.) So what's that make it? Try drawing it ; that often helps.