Parallelograms: Quick Investigation

Here, we have a parallelogram. Interact with this app for a minute. Be sure to move the vertices (corners) of this parallelogram around. Then answer the question that follows.
What does the animation above suggest? [br][br][b]Opposite sides of a parallelogram are __________________________[u].[/u][/b]
Here, we have a parallelogram. Interact with this app for a minute. Be sure to move the vertices (corners) of this parallelogram around. Then answer the question that follows.
What does the animation above suggest? [br][br][b]Opposite angles of a parallelogram are __________________________[u].[/u][/b]
Here, we have a parallelogram. Interact with this app for a minute. Be sure to move the vertices (corners) of this parallelogram around. Then answer the question that follows.
Any 2 interior angles of a parallelogram that are not opposite angles are called [b]consecutive angles[/b][i]. [/i]In the animation above, the two different colored angles are consecutive angles. What can we conclude here? [br][br][b]Consecutive angles of a parallelogram are __________________________[u].[/u][/b]
Here, we have a parallelogram. Interact with this app for a minute. Be sure to move the vertices (corners) of this parallelogram around. Then answer the question that follows.
A diagonal of a parallelogram is a segment that connects one vertex (corner) to its opposite vertex. What can we conclude about the diagonals of a parallelogram?
Here, we have a parallelogram. Interact with this app for a minute. Be sure to move the vertices (corners) of this parallelogram around. Then answer the question that follows.
Does any diagonal of a parallelogram serve as a line of symmetry?
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