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Geometry

Never, Sometimes, Always

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An angle measuring less than 180 degrees is acute Sometimes
Two obtuse angles are congruent Sometimes
Two planes intersect at only one point Never
A line and a plane intersect at exactly two points Never
A line can be drawn through two points. Always
Two adjacent acute angles form an obtuse angle Sometimes
Four points lie on the same plane Sometimes
Three lines intersect at one point Sometimes
Two perpendicular line intersect at exactly one point Always
The measure of an obtuse angle is greater than the measure of a right angle Always
Two planes intersect Sometimes
Two angles that are congruent share the same vertex Sometimes
The sum of the measures of two acute angles is greater than the sum of two obtuse angles Never
A plane contains three points Always
A line and a plane intersect at exactly one point Sometimes
The measure of an angle is greater than the measure of its complement Sometimes
Two lines that are perpendicular intersect at exactly two points Never
Two right angles are congruent Always
Two planes that intersect share exactly one point Never
The supplement of an acute angle is greater than the complement of the same angle Always
The sum of the measures of two acute angles is greater than 90 degrees Sometimes
Two planes contain the same point Sometimes
Two angles that are not congruent have the same complement Never
Three lines that do not all lie on the same plane can be drawn through one point Always
Two angles that are adjacent share the same vertex Always
Two angles that are congruent are adjacent Sometimes
Two planes that are parallel contain the same point Never
An acute angle and its supplement are congruent Never
The measure of an angle is less than measure of its supplement Sometimes
Three lines that are all parallel lie on the same plane Sometimes
Two lines that are not parallel do not share any points Green
Two planes that intersect share an infinite number of points Blue
A right angle and its supplement are congruent Always
Two lines intersect at one point Sometimes
An angle and its complement are congruent Sometimes
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