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Which property is NOT always true for a kite?

Class 8Kites and TrapeziumsQuadrilaterals
  • AThe diagonals are perpendicular
  • BOne pair of opposite angles is equal
  • CThe diagonals bisect each other
  • DIt has two pairs of equal adjacent sides

Step-by-Step Solution

Only one diagonal is bisected in a kite. If both diagonals bisected each other, the shape would be a parallelogram (a rhombus).
Answer: C) The diagonals bisect each other

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