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4th Grade Geometry

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Definition
Point   A location in space  
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Line Segment   Part of a line with two endpoints  
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Ray   Part of a line with one endpoint  
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Line   Points connected in a straight path that goes on forever  
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Parallel Lines   Lines that never intersect  
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Intersecting Lines   Lines that cross  
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Perpendicular Lines   Lines that intersect to create 90 degree angles  
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Angle   Two rays that share an endpoint  
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Right Angle   90 degree angle  
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Vertex   The shared endpoint of an angle  
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Acute Angle   Less than 90 degrees  
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Obtuse Angle   Greater than 90 degrees  
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Straight Angle   180 degrees  
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Polygon   A closed plane figure with three or more sides  
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Triangle   A 3-sided polygon  
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Rectangle   A 4-sided polygon where all angles measure 90 degrees  
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Square   A 4-sided polygon where all angles measure 90 degrees and all sides are equal in length.  
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Pentagon   A 5-sided polygon  
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Hexagon   A 6-sided polygon  
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Heptagon   A 7-sided polygon  
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Octagon   A 8-sided polygon  
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Nonagon   A 9-sided polygon  
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Decagon   A 10-sided polygon  
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