Example:
(i) Sides
Sides are the edges of a quadrilateral. All the sides may have same of different length.
In the above figure AB, BC, CD and DA are sides.
(ii) Vertices
Vertices are the angular points where two sides or edges meet.
In the above figure vertices are A, B, C and D
(iii) Angles
Angle is the inclination inclination between two sides of a quadrilateral.
In the above figure angles are: ABC, BCA, CDA and DAB
(iv) Diagonals
Diagonals are the lines joining two opposite vertices of a quadrilateral.
In the above figure diagonals are: BD and AC
(v) Adjacent angles
Adjacent angles have one common arm.
In the above figure angles ABC, BCD are adjacent angles.
(vi) Adjacents sides
Adjacent sides make an angle.
In the above figure AB BC, BC CA, CD DA, DA AB are pairs of adjacent sides.
(vii) Opposite sides
Opposite sides don’t have anything in common like sides or angles.
In the above figure AB CD, BC DA are the pairs of opposite sides.
(viii) Opposite angles
Opposite angles are made by non adjacent sides.
In the above figure angles A and C, angles B and D are opposite angles.
(ix) Interior
Interior means within the quadrilateral.
(x) Exterior
Exterior means outside of a quadrilateral. For example point B is exterior of quadrilateral.
