Quadrilateral . A polygon with four sides Parallelogram Trapezoid . Two pairs of parallel sides . One pair of parallel sides Isosceles Trapezoid Kite Rhoribus Square Rectangle . Non-parallel . One pelt . All four . Aff tour All four sides are of opposite sides sides angles equal angle is are are equal are equal equal equal . All four Opposite . Two pairs angles sides of adjacent are equal are sides are equal aqual Step 1. Based on the Venn diagram, which quadrilaterals have common properties? These properties will become events that lead us to investigate further through the next step. Step 2. Identify pairs of quadrilaterals as events based on the properties common to both or not. Determine whether these pairs illustrates mutually exclusive or not, then state your reason. For example, Pair of Events: "choosing a quadrilateral that is a square and a quadrilateral" Mutually Exclusive or Not: Not mutually exclusive. Reason: The diagram supports that squares are also rectangles, but rectangles are not necessarily squares. It follows that a quadrilateral can be a square and a rectangle at the same time Step 3. Organize your data in a tabular form. Pair of Events Mutually Exclusive or Reason Not 2. 3.Quadrilateral Venn Diagram MATH MONK'S Quadrilateral . A polygon with four sides Parallelogram Trapezoid . Two pairs of parallel sides . One pair of parallel sides Isosceles Trapezoid Kite Rhombus Square Rectangle . Non-parallel . One pair . All four . All four . All four sides are of opposite sides sides angles equal angle is are are equal are equal equal equal . All four . Opposite . Two pairs angles sides of adjacent are equal are sides are equal equal