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100
This is the answer to Test 2: #2.
What is 3?
100
This is the answer to #4 on Test 2.
What is line TU?
100
This type of angle has a measure of 90 degrees.
What is a right angle?
100
These angles are always equal and are located across from each other.
What are vertical angles?
100
This is the name for points that all lie on one line.
What is collinear?
200
This is the answer to Test 2: #7
What is 2?
200
This is the formula used to find the LENGTH of a line segment.
What is |Coordinate 1 - Coordinate 2|? Don't forget the absolute value!
200
This kind of angle has a measure of 180 degrees.
What is a straight angle?
200
This ray cuts an angle into two equal pieces.
What is an angle bisector?
200
This is the answer to #21 on Test 2.
What is Point J?
300
This is the length of SE on the diagram for numbers 7-10 on Test 2.
What is 6?
300
This is the answer to number 5 on Test 2.
What is 4?
300
These type of lines always form four right angles.
What are perpendicular lines?
300
This is the answer to #14 on Test 2.
What is 126 degrees?
300
This is the answer to #23 on Test 2.
What is line FE?
400
This is the coordinate of Point O on the diagram from numbers 7-10 on Test 2.
What is -1?
400
This is the answer to number 6 on Test 2.
What is not equal?
400
This is the answer to #11 on Test 2.
What are segment EA and segment EF?
400
These are values of x and y in #15 on Test 2.
What is x = 72 and y = 31?
400
Through any three non collinear points, there is exactly one of these.
What is a plane?
500
This is the formula used to find the midpoint of a line segment.
What is (Coordinate 1 + Coordinate 2)/2? Add up the coordinates of the endpoints and divide by two!
500
This is the number of endpoints that a line has?
What is none?
500
This is the answer to #12 on Test 2.
What is angle GEB?
500
In the diagram for questions 11-14 on Test 2, name one pair of angle that you know MUST be equal.
What are angle 3 and angle 4? They are vertical angles!
500
This is the answer to #24 on Test 2.
What is Point E?