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Attributes Straight sides Closed figure 3 or more sides Polygons Attributes Straight sides Closed figure 3 or more sides

Attributes All sides and angles are equal Regular Polygon Attributes All sides and angles are equal

Attributes Not all sides and angles are equal Irregular Polygon Attributes Not all sides and angles are equal

Triangles Attributes 3 sides and angles Equilateral Isosceles Scalene 3 equal sides and angles Isosceles 2 equal sides and angles Acute triangle Obtuse triangle Right triangle Scalene No equal sides or angles

Quadrilaterals Attributes Four sides

Attributes Five sides Regular Irregular Pentagons Attributes Five sides Regular Irregular

Attributes six sides Regular Irregular Hexagons Attributes six sides Regular Irregular

Attributes Eight sides Regular Irregular Octagons Attributes Eight sides Regular Irregular