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Lines Identifying Different Types of Lines Next

Type your name and send: Next

LINES There are many different types of lines. Can you think of any? vertical horizontal diagonal perpendicular parallel oblique Next

LINES Vertical lines run from top to bottom (or up and down). How many vertical lines can you count? four Next

LINES Horizontal lines run from side to side. How many horizontal lines can you count? two Next

LINES Diagonal lines run from corner to corner. How many diagonal lines can you count? two Next

LINES Count the number of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines. V – 6 How many vertical? Next

LINES Count the number of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines. V – H – 6 2 How many horizontal? Next

LINES Count the number of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines. V – H – D – How many diagonal? Next

LINES V – 7 Count the number of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines. How many vertical? Next

LINES V – H – 7 8 Count the number of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines. How many horizontal? Next

LINES V – H – D – Count the number of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines. How many diagonal? Next

LINES Perpendicular lines meet at right angles. How many right angles can you count for each shape. Next

LINES Perpendicular lines meet at right angles. How many right angles can you count for each shape? Next

LINES Perpendicular lines meet at right angles. How many right angles can you count for each shape? Next

LINES Perpendicular lines meet at right angles. How many right angles can you count for each shape? Next

LINES Parallel lines run side by side, and never will meet. How many lines are parallel in each shape? Next

LINES Parallel lines run side by side, and never will meet. How many lines are parallel in each shape? Next

LINES Parallel lines run side by side, and never will meet. How many lines are parallel in each shape? Next

LINES Parallel lines run side by side, and never will meet. How many lines are parallel in each shape? Next

LINES Oblique lines are like diagonal, but don’t run from corner to corner. How many oblique lines? three Next

LINES Count the number of perpendicular, parallel and oblique lines. Add them all together to give your answer. Pe – Pa – O Next

I really understand this and I got most of them correct. I am beginning to understand this and I got many of them correct. I need more practice to help me understand this and I made lots of mistakes. A B C LO: To recognise different types of lines Last Page