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Where do you think the donut got its name?
Because its made of dough and looks like a nut
What is the name of a four sided shape that looks like a kite?
The name of a four sided shape that looks like a kite is a diamond.
What is the name of the puzzle where all the pieces are the same shape?
donut
What is the name of a shape that looks like a bowl?
sphere
What another name for a shape that looks like an diamond?
a quadrilateral sideways, a pentagon looks like a crown.
What is the name of a shape that looks like a turned diamond?
a triangle
What is the name of the shape that looks like a tent?
a rectangular pyramid
What is a name of a shape that looks like a rectangle?
I think it is Rhombus
How did the donut get its name?
In the nineteenth century, Elizabeth Gregory fried flavored dough with walnuts for her son Hanson Gregory, hence the name doughnut.A small ring-shaped friedcake.
What is the name of the shape that looks like a house?
It's called a pentagon.
What is the name of a shape that looks like a square turned to the left?
A rhombus
What is the name of a five sided geometric shape that looks like a house?
A pentagon
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