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Let's analyze the table in the image, which compares the properties of different geometric shapes: Rhombus, Square, and Parallelogram. Each shape is evaluated based on four characteristics:

1. **Four right angles**
2. **Only one pair of parallel sides**
3. **Two pairs of parallel sides**
4. **All sides congruent**

Now, I'll fill in the table according to the properties of each shape:

1. **Rhombus**:
   - Four right angles: **No**
   - Only one pair of parallel sides: **No**
   - Two pairs of parallel sides: **Yes**
   - All sides congruent: **Yes**

2. **Square**:
   - Four right angles: **Yes**
   - Only one pair of parallel sides: **No**
   - Two pairs of parallel sides: **Yes**
   - All sides congruent: **Yes**

3. **Parallelogram**:
   - Four right angles: **No** (not necessarily; only if it's a rectangle)
   - Only one pair of parallel sides: **No**
   - Two pairs of parallel sides: **Yes**
   - All sides congruent: **No** (not necessarily; only if it's a rhombus or square)

Would you like further clarification or more details on any of the geometric properties? 

Here are 5 related questions for deeper exploration:
1. What is the main difference between a rhombus and a square?
2. Can a parallelogram be classified as a rectangle or rhombus? Under what conditions?
3. How can we prove that all sides of a rhombus are congruent?
4. What properties of a parallelogram ensure that its opposite angles are equal?
5. How do we distinguish between different quadrilaterals based on side lengths and angles?

**Tip**: A square is both a rhombus and a rectangle since it has properties of both!

Fill in the table based on the geometric properties of a Rhombus, Square, and Parallelogram.

Explore the key geometric properties of a rhombus, square, and parallelogram. This includes characteristics such as right angles, pairs of parallel sides, and congruent sides. Suitable for students in Grades 6-8.

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