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Isosceles Triangle
2 equal sides
2 equal angles
Sum of internal angles is 180 degrees
1 line of symmetry
Scalene Triangle
No equal sides
No equal angles
Sum of internal angles is 180 degrees
0 lines of symmetry
Rectangle
2 sets of equal sides
4 equal angles, always 90 degrees
Sum of internal angles is 360 degrees
2 lines of symmetry
Parallelogram
2 sets of equal sides
2 sets of parallel lines
2 sets of angles equal
Sum on internal angles is 360 degrees
0 lines of symmetry
Rhombus
4 equal sides
2 sets of parallel lines
2 sets of equal angles
Sum of internal angles is 360 degrees
0 lines of symmetry
Trapezium
4 Sides
1 set of parallel lines
Sum of internal angles is 360 degrees
Kite
2 sets of equal sides
1 pair of equal angles
Sum of internal angles is 360 degrees
1 line of symmetry
Pentagon
At most 4 equal sides
Sum of internal angles is 540 degrees