Angles
Homophones
Lines
Points, Line Segments, and Rays
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I make a perfect L shape as an angle. What angle am I?
A right angle
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Which is the right to, too, two for this sentence:
I would like ________ go to the beach.
to
100
What are parallel lines?
Lines that never touch
100
How many points are in this picture?
3 points
100
What is the opposite of multiplication?
Division
200
What angle am I?
An acute angle
200
What is the other homophone for "here"?
Must be spelled out
hear
200
What are these examples of?
Intersecting lines
200
What is this a picture of? Be specific
Line segment AB
200
What is the place value of the 3 in this number:
1,463
Ones place
300
What type of angle is between 90 and 180 degrees?
An obtuse angle
300
What is a homophone?
When words sound the same but have different spelling and meaning.
300
What is the angle of perpendicular lines?
90 degrees
300
What is the definition of a ray?
A line that goes in one direction
300
What is the definition of a simile?
Comparing two things using "Like" or "as"
400
I am an 89 degree angle, what type of angle am I?
An acute angle
400
What is the other homophone for
RIGHT
Must be spelled out
Write
400
What line is parallel to lineAGB?
lineCHD
400
What is the difference between a line and a line segment?
A line is ongoing, it never stops.
A line segment stops at a point
400
What does this equal to?
7/3 or seven thirds or 2 wholes and one third
500
What is the angle with 180 degrees called?
A straight angle
500
What is the right their, there, they're for this sentence:
I went to the park and I saw ________ things.
Must be spelled out
their
500
Imagine these lines with arrows on all ends. What type of lines would these be a pair of?
Intersecting lines
500
What is this called? Be specific
Ray ST
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What punctuation is used to express yelling or shouting?
An exclamation point. For example:
I yelled, "Oh no!"