hexagons, triangles, rectangles, trapizoids, and many other shapes. circles do not tessallate
Yes.
Pentagons do not tessellate in the same way that triangles and squares do because their interior angles do not allow them to fit together perfectly without gaps or overlaps. The sum of the interior angles of a pentagon is 540 degrees, and this does not divide evenly into 360 degrees, which is necessary for a shape to tessellate. While some specific types of irregular pentagons can tessellate, regular pentagons cannot.
yes
Yes.
There are decagons which will tessellate.
By itself, it will never tessellate.
yes it can because it will have all the same side and it will cover you entire paper
Polygons that when joined together leaving no gaps or overlaps are said to tessellate with each other such as triangles, 4 sided quadrilaterals and hexagons to name but a few.
No. Tessellations require straight edges from which the geometric shape can flip, or along which the plane figure can slide. The answer is only partially correct. Circles cannot tessellate, but as a study of some of the works by M C Escher will show, straight lines are not necessary.