Classifying Polygons Based On Parallel & Perpendicular Lines

This video tutorial explains how to classify polygons based on the presence of perpendicular and parallel lines. It covers various shapes, including squares, rectangles, trapezoids, hexagons, and triangles, highlighting their unique line properties. The lesson concludes with a summary of the classification process.

How many pairs of perpendicular lines are found in a square?

• 5 pairs

• 4 pairs

• 3 pairs

• 2 pairs

Which of the following polygons has two pairs of parallel lines?

• Right trapezoid

• Right triangle

• Regular hexagon

• Square

What is a unique property of a right trapezoid?

• It has three pairs of parallel lines.

• It has no perpendicular lines.

• It has four pairs of perpendicular lines.

• It has two pairs of perpendicular lines.

How many pairs of parallel lines does a regular hexagon have?

• 3 pairs

• 2 pairs

• 1 pair

• 4 pairs

Which polygon has one pair of perpendicular lines but no parallel lines?

• Square

• Right triangle

• Regular hexagon

• Rectangle