alleryA kite is a quadrilateral in which:
AExactly two distinct pairs of CONSECUTIVE sides are equal
BAll four sides are equal
COpposite sides are parallel
DAll four angles are equal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Exactly two distinct pairs of CONSECUTIVE sides are equal
A kite has exactly two distinct pairs of consecutive (adjacent) sides of equal length — e.g. AB = AD and CB = CD.
A square is a special kite where the two pairs are equal to each other.
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