Angles
Vocabulary
Polygons
Solids
Quadrilaterals
100
This angle is less than 90 degrees
What is an acute angle
100
A straight continuous set of points that are never ending.
What is a line
100
This polygon has three sides
What is a triangle
100
This solid has six faces that are all the same size, and eight verticies.
What is a cube
100
This quatrilateral has only one pair of parallel lines, and one pair of lines that are en equal length.
What is a trapezoid
200
This angle is more than 90 degrees
What is an obtuse angle
200
A part of a line that has two end points.
What is a line segment.
200
This polygon has five sides and five obtuse angles
What is a pentagon
200
This solid is shaped like a can of soup.
What is a cyllander
200
This polygon is a quadrilateral with four right angles and two sets of parallel lines that are all equal lengths
What is a square
300
This angle is exactly 90 degrees
What is a right angle
300
A part of a line that starts with one endpoint and goes on continuously in the other direction.
What is a ray.
300
This polygon has eight sides
What is an octagon
300
This polygon has one rectangular face and four triangular faces that come together and meet at a point.
What is a rectangular pyramid
300
This quardrilateral has two pairs of parallel sides, but not all sides are the same length
What is a rectangle
400
This angle is exactly 180 degrees
What is a straight angle
400
A Location in space
What is a point
400
This polygon has six sides
What is a hexagon
400
This solid has two triangular faces, three rectangular faces, and six verticies.
What is a triangular prism
400
Each side of this quadrilateral is an equal length. This quadrilateral also has two sets of parallel lines, but no right angles.
What is a rhombus
500
A square has four of this type of angle.
What is a right angle
500
Lines that intersect to form right angles
What are perpendicular lines
500
This polygon has ten sides
What is a decagon
500
This solid has no faces, edges, or verticies.
What is a sphere
500
This quadrilateral also has two sets of parallel lines, but no right angles. Not all sides are the same length
What is a parallelogram
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