LINES
RAYS
PARALLEL LINES
PERPENDICULAR LINES
ANGLES
100

A straight path that goes on forever in both directions.

Line

100

A part of a line with one endpoint that goes on forever.

Ray

100

Lines that never meet.




Parallel lines

100

Lines that meet to form a right angle.


Perpendicular lines

100

An angle less than 90°.

Acute


200

A part of a line with two endpoints.

Line segment

200

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Can a ray have a length? Explain.

No, it goes on forever.

200

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True or False: A student says: These lines are parallel because they look straight.

False: Lines must also never meet and stay the same distance apart

200

What is the measure of a right angle?

90 degrees

200

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All angles less than 180° are obtuse.

FALSE:Only angles between 90° and 180° are obtuse

300

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A student says: “A line has 2 endpoints.” What is wrong?

a line has no endpoints

300

Draw a ray BC


300

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True or False: Parallel lines will meet if you draw them long enough.

False

300

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Can two lines be both parallel and perpendicular? Explain.

No, parallel lines never meet, perpendicular lines meet at 90°

300

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True or False: A 90° angle is an acute angle.

False. It is a RIGHT angle

400

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What is the difference between a line and a line segment?

A line goes on forever; a segment has 2 endpoints.

400

How many rays are needed to make an angle?

2

400

Give a real life example of parallel lines.

Train tracks

400

How many right angles are formed when 2 perpendicular lines meet

   

4

400

Draw an obtuse angle.



500

True or False: A line segment can go on forever.

False


500

Draw 2 rays that intersect and label them.

500

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True or False: Two horizontal lines are always parallel.

False: Only if they stay the same distance apart

500

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True or False: Perpendicular lines must always be vertical and horizontal.

False they just need to meet at 90°

500

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A student says: “All big-looking angles are obtuse.” Is this always true?

no (it depends on measurement)

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