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 \nShape    \n2) • I am not regular.  \n• I have fewer than 8 sides.  \n• I have 2 pairs of parallel lines.  \n• I have 2 obtuse angles  \n• Who am I?  \nShape    \nA B C  \nG  H  I   \nName Date  \nGEOMETRY RIDDLES 4B ANSWERS  \n1) • I am not a quadrilateral.  \n• I have parallel lines.  \n• I am a hexagon.  \n• I have a reflex angle.  \n• Who am I?  \nShape I  \n2) • I am not regular.  \n• I have fewer than 8 sides.  \n• I have 2 pairs of parallel lines.  \n• I have 2 obtuse angles.  \n• Who am I?  \nShape G  \nA B C  \nD E   F  \nG  H  I","cbCaipjk11vnmFGR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipjk11vnmFGR","pdf",215838,"English","# Geometry Riddles 4B\n## Practice Problems\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What clues are used to identify the shapes in these riddles?\",\"answer\":\"The riddles use clues such as the number of sides, whether the shape is regular or a quadrilateral, the presence of parallel lines, and the types of interior angles (e.g., reflex or obtuse).\"},{\"question\":\"What is the identity of the shape in Riddle 1?\",\"answer\":\"According to the answer key, the shape identified as a non-quadrilateral hexagon with parallel lines and a reflex angle is Shape I.\"},{\"question\":\"What criteria distinguish the shape in Riddle 2?\",\"answer\":\"Riddle 2 describes a non-regular shape with fewer than 8 sides, two pairs of parallel lines, and two obtuse angles, which corresponds to Shape G.\"}]","Geometry Riddles 4B - Practice Exercises | PDF",1792679379]