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What is an object having two sides called?
A PLANE has two sides
What is a quadrilateral with two sides not parallel and two sides parallel?
a trapezoid
What is a quadrilateral with two sides that are not parallel and two sides parallel?
trapezoid
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Two sides of a quadrilateral can be parallel.
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