Geometry Concepts: Lines and Angles

A curved path of points that ends

A straight path of points that goes on forever in both directions

A path with a single endpoint

A closed shape with three sides

It forms a closed shape

It has two endpoints and does not extend infinitely

It is a curved path

It has one endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction

A line with two endpoints

A line that curves

A line that forms a closed shape

A part of a line with one endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction

Using numbers in any order

Using symbols

Using lowercase letters in any order

Using capital letters in consecutive order

No, they must always be in alphabetical order

Yes, as long as the letters are consecutive

Only if they intersect

Only if they form a polygon

They become parallel

They create angles

They form a triangle

They form a circle

Using capital letters with the vertex letter in the middle

Using lowercase letters

Using symbols

Using numbers

A shape with only three sides

A line that extends infinitely

A shape with curved sides

A closed shape formed by line segments

By being parallel

By forming a closed shape with three sides

By extending infinitely

By intersecting at one point

An angle smaller than a right angle

An angle equal to a right angle

An angle larger than a right angle

An angle that forms a straight line