IDS TURN WHATEVER AGE TH... A. All sides are the same length. B. Each interior angle measures \( 90^{\circ} \). C. Two of the interior angles each measure less thation \( 90^{\circ} \). D. Two sides have the same length. E. The measures of the interior angles have a sum of \( 90^{\circ} \).

It looks like the problem is asking which of the following statements are true for a square. A square is defined as a quadrilateral with the following properties:  • All four sides are congruent.  • Each of its four interior angles measures 90°. Let’s look at the choices: A. All sides are the same length.  • This is true for a square. B. Each interior angle measures 90°.  • This is also true for a square. C. Two of the interior angles each measure less than 90°.  • In a square every interior angle is exactly 90°, so this is false. D. Two sides have the same length.  • Although this is a much weaker statement than “all sides are the same length,” it is still true; any two sides you pick in a square will indeed be equal. E. The measures of the interior angles have a sum of 90°.  • For any quadrilateral, including a square, the interior angles add up to 360° (not 90°), so this statement is false. Thus, the statements that hold true for a square are A, B, and D.