Algebra Review
Lines, Points, and Planes
Angles and Circles
Reasoning
Random!!
100
The value of x when 3x + 4 = 0
What is -4/3 or -1 and 1/3?
100
The number of ways to name a ray.
What is two?
100
Two angles that add up to 90 degrees.
What are complementary angles?
100
The process of observing data, noticing a pattern, and making an educated guess.
What is inductive reasoning?
100
The state Ms. Goldstein is from.
What is Minnesota?
200
The word for steepness of a linear function.
What is the slope?
200
That straight thing that goes on forever in both directions...
What is a line?
200
This is a straight line segment where both ends touch the circumference of a circle.
What is a chord?
200
The "math" word for a reasonable guess
What is a conjecture?
200
The year Hawai'i became a state.
What is 1959?
300
pi and the square root of 2 have this in common.
What are irrational numbers?
300
The word for when two figures (points, lines) are on the same plane.
What is coplanar?
300
Half of the diameter.
What is a radius?
300
This process involves coming to a conclusion following rules and laws we know to be true.
What is deductive reasoning?
300
This US state has more islands than any other state. (hint: it's not Hawaii!)
What is Alaska?
400
This is the process of putting a fraction in lowest terms as possible.
What is simplifying?
400
The word for dividing a line exactly in half.
What is to bisect?
400
Two angles that add up to 180 degrees
What are supplementary angles?
400
A thing accepted or suggested as true for the basis of reasoning.
What is a postulate?
400
G is a point on line RH. If RH = 7.5 and GH = 2, this is the length of RG.
What is 5.5?
500
A letter that we use in place of an unknown number.
What is a variable?
500
The number of points you need to name when naming a line.
What are two points?
500
The geometric term for multiple circles that share a center.
What are concentric circles?
500
A statement that has been proven using logical deductive reasoning.
What is a theorem?
500
The state Ms. Goldstein went to college in.
What is Oregon?
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