A) Mathematical System

It provides clear meaning by identifying classifications and specific characteristics of those figure, process or idea that need to be distinguished.

• undefined terms

• theorems

• postulates

• defined terms

The ______ makes geometry easier to understand from a description of their properties and provides the foundation from which geometry is built.

• undefined terms

• theorems

• postulates

• Defined Terms

Statements that are obvious and accepted as true without proof.

• undefined terms

• theorems

• postulates

• defined terms

Geometric statements, ideas or conjectures that must be proved before they can be accepted

• undefined terms

• theorems

• postulates

• defined terms

What exists solely as a place-holder in space but doesn't have size?

• Space

• Plane

• point

• line

What exist as a set of only collinear points that extends endlessly in opposite directions

• space

• place

• point

• line

A statement proved true using axioms postulates or other theorems known to be true.

• Theorem

• Transversal

• angle

• Euclidian Geometry

A mathematical statement that requires a proof is a _______.

• Theorems

• conjectures

• postulates

• definition

A mathematical statement that does NOT require a proof is a ______.

• Theorems

• Conjecture

• Postulates

• Definition

Three non-collinear points can lie in the same plane

• True

• False