7. Be Precise Can you draw a square that is NOT a rhombus? Explain.

Actually, a square is always a rhombus! By definition, a rhombus is a quadrilateral with all sides of equal length, and a square fits perfectly into that definition. However, what distinguishes a square from other rhombuses is its right angles—every angle in a square is 90 degrees. While you can't draw a square that's not a rhombus, you can have other quadrilaterals that have four equal sides but lack those right angles, like a diamond shape. Now, if you want to get creative, just imagine drawing a rhombus that leans over at an angle, which gives it that slanty look while still keeping equal-length sides! This playful slant can help you visualize the difference, even if you can't technically create a square that isn't a rhombus. Have fun exploring your shapes!