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46 Geometry words

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Acute Angle   An angle that is smaller than 90 digrees.  
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Angle   The figure formed by two rays that meet at a common endpoint.  
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Center   A point from which every point on a circle is the same distance.  
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Circle   Asimple closed curve;all the points on the circle are the same distance from the center point.  
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Congruent Figures   Figures that have same size and shape.  
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Degree   A unit used to measure angles.  
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Diameter   A line segment that passes through the center of a circle and has both end points on a circle.  
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Edge   The line segment where two faces of a soild figure meet.  
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equilateral Triangle   Atriangle whose three sides are congruent.  
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End Point   The point at the end of a line segment or ray.  
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Intersecting Line   Lines that meet or cross at a common point.  
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Isosceles Triagle   Atriangle with at least two sides that are equal in length  
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Line   A straight set of points that go on forever in opposite directions.  
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Obtuse Angle   An angle that measures more than 90 digrees but less than 180.  
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Half- turn symmetery   A figure that matches its image when its image when it is turned halfway around has half-turn symmetry.  
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Rectangular Prism   A solid figure with six rectangular faces.  
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Slide (translation)   The movement of a figure aloung a line without changing direction  
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Ray   The part of a line that starts at an endpoint and goes on forever in one direction  
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Rectangle   A parallelogram with four right angles  
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Perpendicular lines   Intersecting lines in the same plane that form four right angles  
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Line Segment   The part of a line between two endpoints  
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Radius   A line segment with endpoints at the center of a circle and on the circle  
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Straight Angle   An angle that measures 180 digrees  
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Trapezoid   A quadrillateral with exactly one pair of parallel sides  
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SimilarFigures   Figures that have the same shape.They may or may not be the same size  
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Vertex   A common endpoint of two rays or line segment.In a soild figure,the point at witch three or more edges meet  
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Perimeter   The distince around a shape  
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Square   A parallelogram that has four right angles and four congruent sides  
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Rhombus   An angle that measures 90 digrees.Itforms a square corner  
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Volume   The number of cubic units needed to fill a soild figure  
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Square Pyramid   A pyramid with a square base  
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Area   The number of square units needed to cover a flat surface  
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Quadrillateral   Any four-sided polygon  
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Sphere   A solid figure that is shaped like a ball  
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Parallelogram   A quadrilateral whoose opposite sides are parallel and congruent  
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Turn   The movement of a figure around a point  
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Scalene Triangle   A triangle with no sides that are equal  
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Point   An exact location in space  
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Triangle   A polygon with three sides  
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Parallel lines   Lines in the same plane that never intersect  
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Polygon   A simple closed flat figure made up of three or more line segment  
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Tiangular Prism   A soild figure with two parallel triangular faces  
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Plane   A flat surface that extends indefinitely in all directions  
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Right Triangle   A triangle that has one right angle  
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Protractor   The tool used to measure angles  
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