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What shape has 4 straight sides and 1 pair of parallel lines?
A trapezoid.
All sides are parallel and congruent and angles are not 90 degrees?
There is no shape that has sides that are all parallel to each other. That would just be a collection of straight lines.
What is a four sided shape with sides that are parallel?
A rectangle is a shape that has four sides with two parallel lines.
Are their parallel lines on a shape if sides are uneven?
no
What is a shape with crossing lines or open sides but not a polygon?
parallel lines.
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