Kites in Geometry

According the the definition of a kite, "A kite is a quadrilateral with..."

• 2 pairs of OPPOSITE congruent sides.
• 2 pairs of CONSECUTIVE congruent sides.
• 4 congruent sides.
• congruent diagonals.

In a kite, are the OPPOSITE SIDES congruent? (picture it...)

• Yes!
• No.

In a kite, are the DIAGONALS congruent? (picture it...)

• Yes!
• No.

In a kite, are the DIAGONALS perpendicular? (picture it...)

• Yes!
• No.

In a kite, BOTH pairs of opposite angles are congruent.

• Yes!
• No.

In a kite, just ONE pair of opposite angles are congruent.

• Yes!
• No.

In a kite, BOTH diagonals are bisected. (think about it... picture it)

• Yes!
• No.

In a kite, ONE diagonal is bisected. (think about it... picture it)

• Yes!
• No.

Kite ABCD is shown.
If AC = 44, what is EC?

• 44
• 11
• 88
• 22

In kite ABCD, AC = 12, and CD = 16, what is ED?

• 10.58
• 14.83
• 20
• 17.09