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POINT A point is a specific location This is an example of a point : A B

There are many types of lines there are : Lines Line segments rays Parallel lines Intersecting lines Perpendicular lines Congruent lines Types of lines

A line is a straight endless path A line segment is part of a line with 2 end points A ray is one part of a line with one end point A parallel lines are lines that never meet or cross A intersecting line is a line that meets or crosses A perpendicular line is a line that crosses at a right angle A congruent line is a line that is the same shape and size

planes A plane is a flat endless surface like Alaska and its never ending flat ice plane

Angle Acute angle Right angle Obtuse angle Straight angle Complementary angle Supplementary angle Types of angles

A angle has 2 rays with 1 common endpoint A acute angle is a angle that is less than 90 degrease A right angle is a angle that equals 90 degrease A obtuse angle is a angle that is more than 90 degrease A straight angle is a angle that equals 180 degrease A complementary angle is a angle that whose sum equals 90 degrease A supplementary angle is a angle whose sum equals 180 degrease

A vertex Is a common endpoint of an angle A protractor It is used to measure angles A compass It is used to draw arcs or circles Bisect 2 equals pieces

THE END BY ALYSSA BELL