Illustrated · 1 min
A kite is a quadrilateral with perpendicular diagonals and two adjacent sets of equal sides.
Clearly ABCD is a kite with CB=CD, AB=AD, and BD perpendicular to AC.
By SSS congruency, triangles ADC, ABC are congruent.
Since angles and angles are congruent, AC is an axis of which the kite is symmetric about.
Kites do not possess other symmetries.