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angles total 360 ° |\n| parallelogram | \u003Cbr>| contains two sets of parallel sides |\n|  |  |  |\n\n\n| rhombus | | contains two sets of parallel sides that are all congruent |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| rectangle | | contains two sets of parallel sides that form four 90 ° angles |\n| square | | contains two sets of parallel sides that form four 90 ° angles; all sides are congruent |\n| isosceles trapezoid | | a quadrilateral that contains one set of parallel sides; also contains two opposite congruent sides |\n\n\n| right trapezoid | | a quadrilateral that contains on set of parallel sides and contains two right angles |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| interior angles | | the angles inside of a figure; in a triangle, these add up to 180 ° |\n| exterior angles | | the angles on the outside of a figure when the sides are extended |\n| octagon | | an 8-sided polygon |\n\n\n| pentagon | | a 5-sided polygon |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| hexagon | | a 6-sided polygon |\n| congruent | | a word meaning equal or same; 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