A rectangle that is not a square has how many lines of symmetry?
ATwo
BOne
CFour
DThree
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Two
1. Folding a rectangle along the line joining midpoints of its long sides matches the halves.
2. Folding along the line joining midpoints of its short sides also matches them.
3. The diagonals do not work for a non-square rectangle, so the total is two, not four.
_Source: Wikipedia, Rectangle, section Symmetry_
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