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As kites are not a sociable animal there has been no need to come up with a term for a group of them.
Domenico Schumm
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Are all kites quadrilaterals?
All kites are quadrilaterals, but quadrilaterals are not kites.
Do kites have congruent diagonals?
No, kites do not have congruent diagonals.
All trapezoids are kites?
Not all trapezoids are kites. A trapezoid is a 4-sided figure with a pair of parallel sides, so any item, not just kites, can manifest this shape.
Are all kites parallelograms?
no
How does the poet feel about the kites in reflection on wrecked kites?
Sad
A group of red kites called?
Husk
What is a group kestrels called?
As kites are not a sociable animal there has been no need to come up with a term for a group of them.
Whats a group of owls called?
A group of Owls is called a parliament.
Whats a group of wildbeast called?
A Herd
Whats a group of pig called?
A group of pigs is called a herd. Another name for a group of pigs is a drove. For piglets they would be called a farrow.
Whats a group of colts called?
A group of horses no matter the sex can always be called a herd.If however the colt are feral horses and living together in a group they can also be called a Bachelor group/herd.
What are kites called in different countries?
tako
A group of words containing a subject and predicate is called what?
whats a pig got to do with anything, besides the way you look.
Whats a group of 500 cows called?
I couldn't really find the answer, but I came up with several names for a group of cows: drift, drove, herd, mob
What is the singular possessive form of kites?
kites
What do you call a shape with 10 kites?
I believe it's called a 'Tetrahedron'.....
Green and red kites is this a noun?
The term "green and red kites" is a noun phrase, a group of words based on a noun that functions as a unit in a sentence.The noun phrase "green and red kites" is made up of the plural noun "kites" described by the adjectives "green" and "red".Example functions of a noun phrase:Green and red kites twisted in the breeze.subject of the sentenceWe bought green and red kites to take to the beach.direct object of the verb 'bought'The children were playing with green and red kites.object of the preposition 'with'
