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Points, Lines, Rays, Angles

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  • What type of angle is this
    Right Angle
  • Name this
    Ray AB
  • Name this
    Line Segment OP
  • Free points
  • Free points
  • What is this?
    Point Q
  • Name this
    Angle Z
  • Name this
    Angle ABC
  • Name this
    Ray QR
  • What is this called
    point
  • Name this
    Line Segment JK
  • What are these? What are their names?
    Points A, B, and C
  • What is this called
    Ray
  • What is something that marks the exact location on a surface?
    a point
  • What is this called
    line segment
  • Two lines that cross and make perfect right angles is called
    Perpendicular lines
  • a ray ____
    has 1 endpoint and goes on and on in one direction
  • What is this?
    Ray NC
  • Name this
    line FG
  • A point is ____
    a location in space
  • What is this called
    line
  • Free points
  • Free points
  • Free points
  • What is the name of this?
    Line Segment AB
  • What type of angle is this
    Obtuse Angle
  • What are parallel lines
    to lines that will never cross
  • Name this
    Line ST
  • a line ____
    goes on and on in both directions
  • What is something that has a point on both ends?
    a line segment
  • What is this?
    a line segment
  • Two lines that are side by side and will never cross is called
    Parallel lines
  • What is this?
    Line SR
  • What is a perpendicular line
    two lines that cross and form perfect right angles
  • What type of angle is this
    Straight Angle
  • What is this?
    a point
  • What is this called
    angle
  • What is this?
    a line
  • What is something that extends forever in both directions?
    a line
  • What is something that starts at a point and extends forever in one direction?
    a ray
  • What is this?
    a ray
  • an angle _____
    is two rays that share an endpoint
  • Name this
    Point X
  • Free points
  • Free points
  • What type of angle is this
    Acute Angle
  • a line segment _____
    is a part of a line w/ 2 endpoints
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