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3G, U1- L5 Part 1: Bell Ringer, Shapes in Architecture

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Q 1/3
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What government building is called the name of one complex geometric shape?
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The Pentagon
The Parallelogram
The Hexagon
The Trapezoid
Q 2/3
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What is the difference between a hexagon and an octagon?
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Hexagon has five sides while an octagon has eight sides.
There is no difference.
Hexagon has six sides while an octagon has eight sides.
Hexagon has eight sides while an octagon has six sides.

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What government building is called the name of one complex geometric shape?

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What is the difference between a hexagon and an octagon?

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How are complex geometric shapes created?

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