WorksheetsModule 1 vocab and practice problems
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 50mins
What angle sum does a complementary angle have?
180
360
90
270
150
What type of motion does not change the shape or size of a figure?
Non rigid
Extra rigid
Rigid
depends On the problem and shape
What is the midpoint formula
(X1 +x2 , y1+y2)
——— ———
2 2
X-x2 =y -y2
76
There is not such a thing
What is this formula used for
Distance
Midpoint
Slope
Angle
Define a line
A stick that goes in one way for a while
A strait path that has no thickness and extends in both directions forever
A line
A bar
Midpoint
The point that divides a segment into two congruent segments
The end of a Ray
The end of a circle
Middle of a triangle
Transformation
A change in th position size or shape on a graph
A change in angle
A change in location
stay the same
Supplementary angles
Sum of 180
Sum of 90
Sum of 360
Sum of 0
Collinear
Points that lie on the same line
Points that lie on a circle
Points that stand on the same line.
This is not part of module 1
Point
A undignified term in geometry names a location
A dot
A spot on a graph
A short line
plane
An undefined term in geometry it is a flat surface that has no thickness
A cube
A circos flat
A point
Define line segment
No ends of a part of triangle
A part of a line consisting of two endpoints and all points between them
A part of small line
A flat segment
Define endpoint
The midpoint of the triangle
A point on a line
A point at an end of a segment or the starting point of a Ray
Endpoint is undefinable
define ray
A line of a ray
A part of a line that starts at a endpoint and goes on forever in one direction
A half Line
A part d of a segment
Coplanar
There is no such thing
Plans out the plot of the points
coplanar lines are equivalent
Points that lie in the same plain
Parallel
Lines that intersect at 90
Never intersecting
No lines
Segment bisctor
Segment bisector
A line ray or segment that divides a segment in to two congruent parts
Points that lie on a plain
Lin’s that don’t interest
no
postulate
A statement about the angle symmetry
A statement that is accepted with no proof
A statement not accepted
A statement with proof
Angle
A figure formed by two rays with the same endpoint
Two circles together
Two lines not interested
Not a thing
Vertex
The common endpoint of a angle
The common endpoint of a circle
The common endpoint of a curve
There is no correct answer
degree
A unit of angle measure one degree is 1/360 of a circle
A way to measure inches
A way of seeing a prel image
A way to estimate cm
Acute angle
A angle that measure is less than 90
A angle that measure is more than 90
A angle measure is 0
A angle measure that is 360
Right angle
90 degrees
Less than 90 degrees
More than 90 degrees
0 degrees
Obtuse angle
More than 90
Exactly 90
Less than 90
0 degrees
Angle bisector
A ray that divides an angle into two congruent angles
We have not learned this
A angle that is small
Any angle ever
Preimage
The original figure in a transformation
The new shape after a rotation
The old angle
The acute angle
Image
The first shape before a transformation
a shape that is a result from a transformation
Obtuse anlges
A circle
Rigid motion
(isometric)
the line is flat but curves slowly
A undefined term in geometry
A switch in points
A Transformation that is a translation or rotation or reflection
Nonrigid motion
A transformation that does not preserve the shape of a figure.
a motion that is rigid
A motion that is saving the shape image
This is not real
Conjecture
True but not true
A statement that is beleved to be false
A statement that is believed to be true
A false answer
Inductive reason
induc reason
What is this
Reasoning for inducing
The prosses of reasoning that a rule or statement is true because specific cases are true
Deductive reasoning
Not prooven
The prosses of using logic to draw conclusions
In prosses of being proven
Yes
Therom
Congruent
90 degrees
A statement that has been proven
Not proven
Counter examples
parallel line
A example that sides with it
An example that provides a example to make it not true
Conditional statement
False
A statement that can be written in the form if p then q is the hypothesis and q is the conclusion
Linear pair
Symmetry property
Reflexive propty
A pair of ajasent angles who’s no common sides
Addition property of equality
If b+c than a=c=c+a
If a=b than a+c=b+c
If a=b then a+c=b+b
If a=b then a=b=a+c
what Is this?
if a=b then a-c= b-c
Addition property
Subtracting property
Division property
Multiplication property
What is the multiplication property
If this does not make sense press this but you will get it incorrect
If c=b then cc=bb
If a=b then ac=bc
is this the division property
if a=b then a/c=b/c
Yes
No
Reflexive property
If a=b then a=b
a=a
B=d
A=9
What is this property a=b then b=a
Symmetric
Reflexive
Substutive
Transve
Name the figure above.
Ray CD
Line Segment CD
Plane CD
Line CD
Name the figure above.
Plane P
Point P
Ray P
Line P
Name the figure above.
Ray AB
Line Segment AB
Line AB
Plane AB
Name the figure above.
Plane ABC
Point ABC
Line Segment ABC
Ray ABC
Name the figure above.
Line AB
Line Segment AB
Ray AB
Points AB
