Math - Lines, Rays, Perpendicular lines
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is a point? | It is an exact location. A dot.
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| What is a line? Hint: How many dots or arrows? | A line is a straight path that goes on forever with arrows on each end. <------------------->
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| What is a ray? Hint: How many dots or arrows? | A ray has a starting point, then an arrow that goes on forever. @------------>
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| What is a line segment? Hint: How many dots? | A line segment has two dots. @----------@
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| What are congruent line segments? | They are line segments that have the same length. ======
dots on each line.
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| What is a midpoint of a line? Hint: Middle | A midpoint is the middle of a line that has a dot. -----@-------
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| What is a plane? Hint: You do not fly in it. | A plane is a flat surface that extends forever in all directions.
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| What are intersecting lines? | They are two lines that meet at one point. They intersect like two roads. Like the letter " X "
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| What are parallel lines? | Parallel lines never touch or meet. Like an "equals" sign. ====
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| What are perpendicular lines? | Perpendicular lines intersect at a 90 degree angle to each other. Like the letter " t "
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| What does this mean CD with a solid line over it? | CD with a solid line means it is a "line segment"
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| What does CD mean with one arrow over it? | CD with a arrow over it means it is a ray that starts and never ends.
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| What does CD with an arrow in two directions over it mean? | CD with two arrows over it mean the ray goes forever in each direction.
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