Types of Lines
Types of Angles
Triangles
Quadrilaterals
Symmetry
100
I have one endpoint and one side that keeps going
100
45 degree angle
100
All of my sides are the same.
100
I have sides of equal length and all right angles.
100
The following letter is symmetrical: F, N, M, S
200
These types of lines appear on railroad tracks.
200
This type of angle is formed by the letter E.
200
None of my sides are the same size.
200
I have four sides, two sets of parallel sides, and all right angles. Which shape can I not be? square, rectangle, trapezoid
200
The following letter is not symmetrical: A, D, W, Z
300
This letter has both parallel lines and perpendicular lines. A H T Y
300
This angle is larger than a right angle, but smaller than a straight angle.
300
I have one angle that is 122 degrees.
300
I have four sides of equal length. Two of my angles are acute and two are obtuse.
300
This shape is symmetrical: circle, parallelogram, trapezoid, a scalene triangle
400
My line cross, but they do not have to cross at a right angle.
400
There are 3 _______________ angles in the letter M.
400
All of my angles are less than 90 degrees.
400
I have four sides, one set of parallel lines, and my sides do not have to be equal.
400
This shape is probably symmetrical: a flag the state of North Carolina a candy cane a rock
500
A lower case t is a an example of these types of lines.
500
Perpendicular lines form these angles.
500
If you draw a diagonal through a square, you will have this type of triangle: right, isosceles triangle obtuse, scalene triangle acute, obtuse triangle
500
A square, rectangle, rhombus, and parallelogram all have this in common.
500
There are _____ lines of symmetry in the letter H.