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What is a four-sided closed shape figure called?
A quadrilateral
What is a closed shape made up of line segments called?
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What is the meanings of a closed shape and an open shape?
CLOSED SHAPE: a closed shape dosen shw a movement ---- OPEN SHAPE: creates a greater sense of movement and action ----
Is a star a geometric shape?
yes it is Yes, it is a shape because it is a closed figure
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