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point, line and angle

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What does the image show?
a)
a line
b)
a line segment
c)
a ray
d)
a point
2.
What does the image show?
(The whole thing, not just the points)
a)
a ray
b)
a line
c)
parallel lines
d)
line segment
3.
What does the image show? 
(The whole thing, not just the points)
a)
a ray
b)
a line
c)
a line segment
d)
a point
4.
What does this image show?
a)
dot
b)
point
c)
circle
d)
angle
5.
What type of angle is this?
a)
reflex angle
b)
right angle
c)
acute angle
d)
obtuse angle
6.
What does the image show? 
a)
right angle
b)
acute angle
c)
straight angle
d)
obtuse angle
7.
What does the image show?
a)
acute angles
b)
right angles
c)
straight angles
d)
obtuse angles
8.
What kind of angle is this?
a)
acute angle
b)
right angle
c)
obtuse angle
d)
straight sngle
9.
What type of angle is this? 
a)
obtuse
b)
acute
c)
right
d)
cute
10.
What type of angle is this? 
a)
acute
b)
obtuse
c)
right
11.
What type of angle is this? 
a)
acute
b)
obtuse
c)
right
12.
What does this image show?
a)
parallel lines
b)
perpendicular lines
c)
intersecting lines
d)
line segments
13.
What is the best term to describe this image?
a)
intersecting lines
b)
perpendicular lines
c)
parallel lines
d)
arrows
14.
Parallel lines ...
a)
will never intersect
b)
intersect to form right angles
c)
are curved lines
15.
Perpendicular lines...
a)
will never intersect
b)
intersect to form right angles
c)
are curved lines
16.
Perpendicular lines...
a)
will never intersect
b)
intersect to form right angles
c)
are curved lines
17.
A _____ is straight and extends in both directions forever.
a)
point
b)
line
c)
line segment
d)
ray
18.
Angles that have a measure less than 90 degrees are called    _______ ________.
a)
acute angles
b)
obtuse angles
c)
right angles
d)
straight angles
19.
A straight angle is....
a)
90⁰
b)
60⁰
c)
30⁰
d)
180⁰
20.
What is a vertex? 
a)
It is a point.
b)
It is not a side.
c)
It is a corner or a point where lines meet.
d)
It is where the lines are parallel to each other.