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Words and Definitions
Question | Answer |
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Intersecting Lines | Lines that meet and cross at one point |
Equivalent Fraction | Fractions that name the same amount |
Fact Family | Related facts using the same numbers |
Rectangular Prism | A space figure whose faces are all rectangles |
Rotation | To move around a point in a circular motion |
Reflection (flip) | To pick up and turn over |
Estimate | An approximate rather than an exact answer |
Translation | To move along a line without picking up |
Standard Form | A number written with digits |
Perimeter | The distance around a polygon |
Place Value | The value determined by the position of a digit in a number |
Right Angle | An angle that has the shape of a square corner and is 90 degrees |
Congruent | Figures that have the same size and shape |
Perpendicular | Two intersecting lines that form right angles |
Area | The number of square units needed to cover a regions |
Fraction | A number that names a part of a set or part of a region |
Vertex/Vertices | The point of intersection of two sides of a polygon, or three edges of a space figure |
Acute Angle | An angle less than a right angle or 90 degrees |
Word Form | A number written as words |
Hexagon | A polygon with six sides and six vertices |
Volume | The number of cubic units that fit inside a space figure |
Parallel Lines | Lines that never intersect |
Probability | The chance that an event will occur |
Obtuse Angle | An angle greater than a right angle |
Edge | A segment where two plane faces of a space figure meet |
Expanded form | A number represented by its place value |
Polygon | A closed plane figure with sides |
Pentagon | A polygon with five sides and five vertices |
Square Pyramid | A space figure with a square base and faces that are triangles with a common vertex |
Face | A flat surface of s space figure |
Symmetry | A line on which a figure can be folded so that both sides match |
Octagon | A polygon with eight sides and eight vertices |