POINT, LINE, & PLANE

1.What branch of Mathematics studies the sizes, shapes, angles and dimensions of things?

• Algebra

• Geometry

• Calculus

• Trigonometry

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Which term has no dimension, length, width or thickness?

• plane

• point

• parallel

• line

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What term describes as no thickness but its length extends indefinitely in

both directions?

• point

• line

• plane

• parallel

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Which of the following is an example of a plane?

• grain of salt

• edge of the book

• string of a guitar

• surface of the table

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What do you call a set of collinear points that extends indefinitely into

two opposite directions?

• line

• point

• plane

• segment

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Which term refers to an exact location?

• line

• plane

• point

• segment

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How many lines can you name from the figure?

• six

• seven

• ten

• five

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Based from the figure, what are the non-collinear points?

• points A, E and F

• points B, E and C

• points D, E and F

• points E, F and D

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What is the relationship of points D and E?

• collinear

• coplanar

• non collinear

• segment

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Given the figure below, what are the two points collinear to Point L?

• points H and M

• points J and N

• points H and J

• points K and J

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