6 Vocab Review: Backs to Front

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6 Vocab Review: Backs to Front Proof Geometry

Vocab Directions One person faces the front, the other person has his/her back to the front Person facing the front: get your partner to say the following words without saying any part of the word. No hand motions.

1. Words your partner needs to say: Isosceles Perpendicular Centroid Median of a triangle Indirect proof

2. Words your partner needs to say: Scalene Midpoint Equidistant Circumcenter Triangle Inequality Theorem

3. Words your partner needs to say: Angle Bisector Indirect Proof Incenter Point of concurrency Perpendicular Bisector Theorem

4. Words your partner needs to say: Altitude of a Triangle Concurrent Orthocenter Midsegment of a triangle Angle Bisector Theorem

5. Words your partner needs to say: Perpendicular Bisector Incenter Theorem Hinge Theorem Converse of Perpendicular Bisector Theorem Triangle Longer Side Theorem

6. Words your partner needs to say: Median Centroid Theorem Circumcenter Theorem Converse of Hinge Theorem Triangle Larger Angle Theorem

Drawing Directions One person faces the front, the other person has his/her back to the front Person facing the front: get your partner to draw the following pictures using only your words. No hand motions.