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G4M7L18 Vocab Review

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  • These kinds of lines intersect and form 90 degree angles.
    Perpendicular lines.
  • You get this kind of number when you add a whole number and a fraction to each other.
    A mixed number.
  • When dividing something into equal groups you would give this name to the amount left over.
    The remainder
  • This customary unit of measurement for liquid volume is equivalent to four quarts.
    A gallon.
  • Of all the different kinds of angles this one measures exactly 180 degrees.
    A straight angle.
  • Of the two numbers in a fraction, this one tells you the number of equal parts in the whole.
    The denominator.
  • A triangle that contains one 90-degree angle is this kind of triangle.
    A right triangle.
  • This is what you would call the answer to multiplication problem.
    A product.
  • An angle that turns through 1/360 of a circle has this measurement.
    One degree.
  • This kind of angle measures less than 90 degrees.
    An acute angle
  • This customary unit of measurement for liquid volume is equivalent to two pints.
    A quart.
  • When a polygon has four congruent edges and four congruent vertices it is given this name.
    A square.
  • When a polygon has three congruent edges and three congruent vertices it is given this name.
    An equilateral triangle
  • A triangle with at least two equivalent sides has this name.
    An isosceles triangle
  • What do you call a whole number greater than one whose only factors are one and itself?
    A prime number.
  • Of all the different kinds of angles this one measures exactly 90 degrees.
    A right angle.
  • Of the two numbers in a fraction, this one tells you the how many parts of the whole are selected.
    The numerator.
  • This kind of number has three or more distinct factors.
    A composite number
  • When lines have at least one point in common they are these kinds of lines.
    Intersecting lines.
  • What is the metric unit of measure equivalent to 1,000 grams?
    A kilogram
  • These pairs of lines on a plane will never intersect.
    Parallel lines
  • When a figure is folded along this kind of line the two halves of the figure match up exactly.
    A line of symmetry
  • You would give this name to an angle with a measure greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees.
    An obtuse angle.
  • This tool is used to measure and draw angles.
    A protractor.
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