Lines, Rays, and Line Segments
Angles
Classifying Angles
Lines
Random
100
What type of lines go on forever without touching and always stay the same distance apart?
Parallel lines
100
What is the unit for angles? (hint: think of temperature)
Degrees
100
What type of angles are across from/opposite of each other and are formed with the same two lines?
Vertical angles
100
What is the ruler postulate formula?
l x2 - x1 l
100
What unit of measure is perimeter?
units
200
What type of lines meet or cross at one point?
Intersecting lines
200
How many ways can an angle be named? Give an example of an angle being named in that many ways.
Three ways; ∠ABC, ∠CBA, ∠B
200
What types of angles add up to 180°?
Supplementary angles;
200
What is the mid point formula?
x2 + x1 , y2 + y1
______ ________
2 2
200
When do you use square units?
Area
300
What are the names of the three figures that can be made with two points? (hint: l _ _ _, r _ _, and l _ _ _ s _ _ _ _ _ _)
Line, ray, and line segment
300
What type of angle is exactly 180°?
Straight angle
300
What is always true about vertical angles?
They are not adjacent to each other.
300
When do you use the distance formula?
What is a diagonal line?
300
Draw out an example of and write the notation for a line, line segment, and ray.
Answer will vary.
400
What is the name of the figure below?
Ray AB
400
What is the degree measure of a right angle?
90°
400
What degree measure is the complement of a 39° angle?
51°
400
A= 1/2 bh
What is the area of a triangle?
400
True or false: lines, line segments, and rays can all be named in many ways since you just use any two points on the line
False: correct for lines and line segments, but rays must be named with the endpoint first
500
The symbol meaning "congruent"?
What are two horizontal lines and a squiggly line on top.
500
Between what degrees does an obtuse angle need to be between?
90° and 180°
500
What degree measure is the supplement of a 13.29° angle?
166.71°
500
What operation do you use when finding perimeter?
What is addition ?
500
How do you name a plane?
With 3 points and 1 must not be collinear