Vocabulary
Angles
Circle Graphs
Coordinate Grid
100
These are 2 number lines that intersect to form a grid.
What are axes?
100
This is the point where two lines meet to make an angle.
What is a Vertex?
100
This is a section of a circle graph.
What is a sector?
100
This is the direction to plot numbers on a coordinate grid.
What is over and up?
200
This is a geometric figure that is changed to produce another figure.
What is a preimage?
200
This angles measures more than 180 degrees.
What is a Reflex Angle?
200
This is the formula for finding the degree of a sector (without measuring it).
What is (decimal equivalent) times 360?
200
This axis is vertical.
What is the Y axis?
300
Rotations, reflections, and translations are all examples of this.
What is a transformation?
300
These angles, which are directly next to each other, measure 180 degrees.
What are Supplementary Angles?
300
These 2 tools are the most common tools to make a circle graph that we use.
What is a protractor and a percent circle?
300
This axis is horizontal.
What is the X axis?
400
This means to divide a segment, an angle, or an other figure into 2 equal parts.
What is to bisect?
400
These angles are opposite of each other and have the same measurement.
What are Vertical Angles?
400
This is another name for a circle graph.
What is a pie graph?
400
This is two numbers used to locate a point on the grid, for example, (4,8).
What is an ordered number pair?
500
This is having the same relative position in similar figures.
What is corresponding?
500
These angles, which share common sides, add up to 90 degrees.
What are Complementary Angles?
500
This is the region on the inside of a circle graph.
What is an interior?
500
This is the ordered number pair where the X and Y axis meet.
What is (0,0)?
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