Line Vocabulary
Naming Polygons (Closed Shapes)
True or False?
Name that Triangle!
Name that Quadrilateral!
100

Two lines that never meet are called what?

Parallel Lines

100

I am a 3-sided figure. What polygon am I?

Triangle

100

A circle is a polygon.

False, because a circle has no straight edges

100

A triangle that has three equal sides

Equilateral

100

A polygon with two pairs of parallel lines that are equal in length

Parallelogram

200

Two lines that cross at 90 degree angles are called what?

Perpendicular Lines

200

I am an enclosed 6-sided figure. What kind of polygon am I?

Hexagon

200

Polygons all have four sides.

False, Polygons are figures that have at least 3 straight sides and are enclosed.

200

A triangle that has two equal sides

Isosceles

200

A polygon with only one pair of parallel sides

Trapezoid

300

A line with two endpoints is called what?

Line segment
300

I am an enclosed 5-sided figure. What kind of polygon am I?

Pentagon 

300

Polygons have at least three sides

True

300

A triangle that has no equal sides

Scalene

300

A parallelogram with four equal sides and four equal angles

Square

400

Two lines that meet at a point form what kind of figure?

Angle

400

I am an enclosed 4-sided figure. What kind of polygon am I?

Quadrilateral

400

Polygons are three dimensional

False, Two dimensional 

400

A triangle that has a right angle

Right Triangle

400

A parallelogram with four equal right angles but NOT (necessarily) four equal sides

Rectangle

500

A line with only one endpoint is called what?

Ray

500

I am an enclosed 9-sided figure. What kind of polygon am I?

Nonagon

500

Polygons are enclosed straight-lined figures.

True

500

A triangle that has three acute angles

Acute Triangle

500

A parallelogram with four equal sides but NOT (necessarily) four equal angles

Rhombus

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