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Draw 1 Riddle Draw 2Lines, line segments,

raysPolygons

Vocabulary

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Draw 1 Riddle Draw 2 Lines, line segments,

raysPolygons

Vocabulary

A straight path that starts at one point

and continues forever in one direction

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A straight path joining two points. The two

points are called endpoints

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Lines that never cross or meet

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Having the same shape and size

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Lines that cross or meet at right angles

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Draw line segment ABC

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Draw and label Ray XW

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Draw perpendicular lines

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Draw: line segment CD is parallel to line

segment EF

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Draw and label Ray CD intersecting Ray EF

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I am a quadrangleI have 2 pairs of parallel sides

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I am a quadrangleI have one set of parallel lines

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I am a quadrangleI have 2 sets of parallel linesAll my sides are equalNone of my angles are right angles

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I am a polygonI have 6 sides

All my sides have equal lengths

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I am a polygonI am a quadrangleI do not have any parallel linesI have 2 pairs of equal sides

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Draw convex polygon

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Draw a concave polygon

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Draw congruent rectangles

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Draw concentric circles

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Draw a trapezoid

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What are two names for this line?

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Name a ray

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Name a line segment

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•What is the difference between a line segment and a line?

Is Ray XY the same as Ray YX?

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A closed plane figure, with three or more straight sides.

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Circle all the quadrangles

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Is this shape a polygon, why or why

not?

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Is this shape a polygon, why or why

not?

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Is a trapezoid a parallelogram?