Order of Operations
Points, Lines, and Planes
Angles
Angle Classification
Rounding Decimals
100
For order of operations, we always work______ to _______.
Left to right
100
You must have _____ points to create a line.
2
100
Angles are made of two _________.
rays
100
Classify this angle: 50 degrees
Acute
100
Round to the nearest tenth. 6.78
6.8
200
What does the E in PEMDAS stand for?
Exponent
200
You must have ______ points to make a plane.
3
200
The __________ is the point where the two rays of an angle meet.
Vertex
200
Classify this angle: 102 degrees
Obtuse
200
Round to the nearest hundredth 7.123
7.12
300
Simplify: 4 + -7 x 3
-17
300
What are the TWO ways to name a plane?
1. with 3 or more points 2. with a capital script letter
300
Right angles are all congruent. True or false?
True
300
Classify this angle: 90 degrees
Right
300
Round to the nearest tenth 6.92
6.9
400
Simplify: 7^2 - 48 + 2
3
400
A line could be named with a capital script letter. (True or false)
False (it's a lowercase script letter for lines)
400
Draw two angles with the same vertex.
(Ms. Green will judge this one)
400
Classify this angle: 180 degrees
Straight
400
Round to the nearest tenth 6.96
7.0
500
8^3 + 48 + (-12 x 4) - 12
500
500
Two planes intersect at a __________. (point, line, vertex, or plane)
Line
500
An octagon has ______ interior angles.
8
500
Classify this angle: 179.999 degrees
Obtuse
500
Round to the nearest hundredth 2.098
2.10
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