| Point |
| an exact location in space; a dot; every thing is made up of points. |
| Line |
| goes on and on infinately; has arrows on both ends; made up of points; named by two points on the line itself. |
| Line Segment |
| A part of a line shown with a point on each end; can be measured; named by the letters of the end points. |
| Ray |
| Has a point on one end and and arrow on the other; can not be measured as it goes on infinitely. |
| Intersecting Lines |
| Two or more lines that touch or cross at one point. |
| Perpendicular Lines |
| A special type of intersecting line that forms right angles where it intersects. |
| Parallel Lines |
| Two or more lines that NEVER intersect or touch; railroad tracks... |
| Vertex |
| A point where to rays or linesegments meet; corners of shapes |
| Acute Angle |
| Less than 90 degrees; baby packman |
| Right Angle |
| Exactly 90 degrees; Mrs. Pacman |
| Obtuse Angle |
| Greater than 90 but less than 180; Mr. Pacman |
| Straight Angle |
| 180 degrees exactly; Mr. Pacman unhinged |
| What is a polygon? |
| A closed shape with 3 or Straight side; no curves |
| Name a shape that has 3 sides |
| triangle |
| 4 sided shape |
| a quadralateral |
| 5 sided shape |
| Pentagon |
| 6 sided shape |
| hexagon |
| 7 sided shape |
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heptagon |
| 8 sided shape |
| octogon |
| 9 sided shape |
| nonagon |
| 10 sided shape |
| decagon |
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| parallelogram |
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| rhombus |