Vocabulary
Polygons
Angles
Transformations
Points, Lines, Planes
100

This is a part of a line consisting of two endpoints.

line segment/segment

100

A quadrilateral which has equal sides and opposite angles are equal.

Rhomus

100

An angle which is greater than 90 degrees.

Obtuse

100

The transformation also known as a mirror image.

Reflection

100

Lines intersect at a _________.

point

200

A closed, flat shape with three or more straight sides.

Ploygon

200

Name two key features of a square.

Equal sides and equal angles (90 degrees).

200

The measure of a straight angle.

180 degrees

200

Describe the type of movement which happens with an translated image.

Slide
200

Two lines which do not ever meet or cross.

Parallel lines.

300

It has an end point on one side and extends in only one direction infinitely.

Ray

300

A quadrilateral which has only one set of parallel sides.

Trapezoid

300

An angle which adds up to 180 degrees.

Supplementary Angle

300

Draw the points (3, 5) and (3, -2) on your graph and calculate the distance. 

distance = 7

300

The 4 areas made when a plane is divided up by the x and y axis.

Quadrants

400

two lines that intersect at a 90 degree angle.

perpendicular

400

A polygon which has six sides.

Hexagon

400

Define a complementary angle.


Two angles which total 90 degrees.

400

Transformations which do NOT change in size or shape are known as _________  _________.

Rigid Transformations

400

When two edges meet on a shape, it is called a _______.

Vertex

500

two angles that share a common side and vertex.

adjacent

500

A polygon which has all equal sides and angles is known as a ________   ___________.

regular polygon

500

Define a vertical angle (two key features).

Angles opposite each other and are congruent (equal) to each other.

500

When an image is smaller than the pre-image, it is called _____________.

Reduction

500

A line which passes through two lines in the same plane.

Transversal

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