Module 4 Vocab

What is a point

• an exact location

• a straight series of points that continue in both directions

• the space between two intersecting lines

• two lines, line segments, or rays that are continuously the same distance apart

What is a line

• straight series of points with an endpoint in both directions

• a straight series of points that continue in one direction

• a straight series of points that continue in both directions

• an exact location

What is a line segment

• an exact location

• a straight series of points with an end point in both directions

• a straight series of points that continue in both directions

• two lines, line segments, or rays that are continuously the same distance apart

What is a ray?

• a straight series of points with an end point in both directions

• a straight series of points that continue in both directions

• an exact location

• A straight series of points that continue in one direction

What is an angle?

• The space between two intersecting lines, line segments, or rays. They meet at a point called the vertex.

• an exact location

• Two lines, line segments, or rays that are continuously the same distance apart

• Bigger than 90 degrees

Parallel

• Two lines, line segments, or rays that are continuously the same distance apart

• Two lines, line segments, or rays that intersect to form a right angle

• two lines, line segments, or rays that meet or will meet at point if extended

• straight series of points with an endpoint in both directions

Perpendicular Lines

• greater than 90 degrees

• Two lines that will cross

• an exact location

• Two lines, line segments, or rays that will intersect to form a right angle

Intersecting

• an exact location

• two lines, line segments, or rays that will meet at a point if extended

• two lines that make a right angle

• 90 degree angle

right angle

• greater than 90 degrees

• less than 90 degrees

• 90 degrees

• 0 degrees

acute angle

• 180 degrees

• less than 90 degrees

• 90 degrees

• greater than 90 degrees