Absent Mon. 9/2-9/3

What is a fundamental characteristic of a point in geometry?

• It has length, width, and depth.

• It is a physical object.

• It specifies a location but has no dimensions.

• It can be measured.

Which statement accurately describes a line in geometry?

• It has a definite length and two endpoints.

• It extends infinitely in one direction from an endpoint.

• It is a set of infinitely many points that extends forever in both directions.

• It is a flat surface with zero thickness.

What is the primary difference between a ray and a line segment?

• A ray has two endpoints, while a line segment has one.

• A ray extends infinitely in one direction, while a line segment has two endpoints.

• A ray can be measured, while a line segment cannot.

• A ray is a portion of a line, while a line segment is not.

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What distinguishes skew lines from parallel lines?

• Skew lines intersect, while parallel lines do not.

• Skew lines are coplanar, while parallel lines are not.

• Skew lines never intersect and are not parallel, while parallel lines never intersect and are coplanar.

• Skew lines have a constant distance between them, while parallel lines do not.