what is a regular figure with exactly 5 lines of symmetery and not more than that

what is a regular figure with exactly 5 lines of symmetery and not more than that
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it's a regular pentagon(5 sides). Each line of symmetry goes through one of the verteces and the middle of the opposite side.
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