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NamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 1 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Plane(2)Segment(3)Ray(4)Point (5)Line(A) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(B) A flat surface with nothickness.(C) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(D) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(E) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(F)AB(G) AB(H)A(I) planeABC(J) AB(K)AB(L)AB(M)ABC(N)A(O)AB(6)Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) plane(B) universe(C) line(D) colline(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) universe(B) plane(C) coplane(D) linenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 2 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.

name date period Batch 50592266 Basic Geometry Terms Version 2 Match the name to the de nition, symbol and drawing. (1) Plane (2) Ray (3) Line (4) Point (5) Segment (A) Part of a line (also the

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1 NamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 1 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Plane(2)Segment(3)Ray(4)Point (5)Line(A) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(B) A flat surface with nothickness.(C) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(D) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(E) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(F)AB(G) AB(H)A(I) planeABC(J) AB(K)AB(L)AB(M)ABC(N)A(O)AB(6)Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) plane(B) universe(C) line(D) colline(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) universe(B) plane(C) coplane(D) linenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 2 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.

2 (1)Plane(2)Ray(3)Line(4)Point(5)Segment( A) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(B) A flat surface with nothickness.(C) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(D) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(E) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(F)A(G) AB(H)AB(I) AB(J) planeABC(K)AB(L)AB(M)A(N)AB(O)ABC(6)Whic h of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) colline(B) line(C) universe(D) plane(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) line(B) universe(C) coplane(D) planenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 3 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Ray(2)Segment(3)Point(4)Line( 5)Plane(A) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.

3 (B) A flat surface with nothickness.(C) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(D) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(E) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(F) AB(G)A(H) planeABC(I) AB(J)AB(K)AB(L)A(M)AB(N)ABC(O)AB(6)Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) line(B) universe(C) colline(D) plane(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) universe(B) plane(C) coplane(D) linenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 4 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Line(2)Plane(3)Point(4)Segmen t(5)Ray(A) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(B) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.

4 (C) A flat surface with nothickness.(D) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(E) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(F)A(G) AB(H)AB(I) AB(J) planeABC(K)ABC(L)AB(M)AB(N)AB(O)A(6)Whic h of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) plane(B) universe(C) line(D) colline(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) plane(B) coplane(C) line(D) universenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 5 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Segment(2)Line(3)Plane(4)Poin t(5)Ray(A) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(B) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(C) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.

5 (D) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(E) A flat surface with nothickness.(F) AB(G) AB(H) planeABC(I)A(J)AB(K)A(L)AB(M)AB(N)AB(O)A BC(6)Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) line(B) colline(C) plane(D) universe(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) universe(B) line(C) coplane(D) planenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 6 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Point(2)Segment(3)Plane(4)Lin e(5)Ray(A) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(B) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(C) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(D) Has a location but no sizeor shape.

6 (E) A flat surface with nothickness.(F)A(G) AB(H)AB(I) planeABC(J) AB(K)AB(L)ABC(M)AB(N)AB(O)A(6)Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) plane(B) universe(C) colline(D) line(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) line(B) plane(C) coplane(D) universenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 7 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Plane(2)Ray(3)Point(4)Segment (5)Line(A) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(B) A flat surface with nothickness.(C) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(D) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(E) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.

7 (F)AB(G) AB(H) planeABC(I)A(J) AB(K)AB(L)AB(M)ABC(N)AB(O)A(6)Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) plane(B) universe(C) colline(D) line(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) line(B) coplane(C) plane(D) universenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 8 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Point(2)Ray(3)Segment(4)Line( 5)Plane(A) A flat surface with nothickness.(B) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(C) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(D) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(E) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(F)AB(G)A(H) AB(I) AB(J) planeABC(K)AB(L)AB(M)AB(N)A(O)ABC(6)Whic h of the above names areundefined Terms ?

8 (give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) plane(B) colline(C) universe(D) line(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) line(B) universe(C) coplane(D) planenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 9 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Ray(2)Point(3)Line(4)Segment( 5)Plane(A) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(B) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(C) A flat surface with nothickness.(D) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(E) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(F) AB(G)AB(H) AB(I)A(J) planeABC(K)AB(L)AB(M)AB(N)A(O)ABC(6)Whic h of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?

9 (A) plane(B) universe(C) line(D) colline(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) line(B) coplane(C) universe(D) planenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 10 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Plane(2)Point(3)Ray(4)Line(5) Segment(A) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(B) A flat surface with nothickness.(C) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(D) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(E) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(F) AB(G) planeABC(H)AB(I)A(J) AB(K)A(L)ABC(M)AB(N)AB(O)AB(6)Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) universe(B) colline(C) line(D) plane(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?

10 (A) line(B) universe(C) coplane(D) planenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 11 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.(1)Line(2)Ray(3)Point(4)Plane(5) Segment(A) Extends forever along agiven direction but has nowidth.(B) Part of a line (also theshortest path) between twopoints.(C) Part of a line to one side ofan endpoint.(D) A flat surface with nothickness.(E) Has a location but no sizeor shape.(F) AB(G)AB(H) AB(I) planeABC(J)A(K)AB(L)AB(M)AB(N)ABC(O)A(6) Which of the above names areundefined Terms ?(give the problem numbers)(7)Collinear pointsall lie in the same?(A) colline(B) universe(C) plane(D) line(8)Coplanar pointsall lie in the same?(A) coplane(B) plane(C) line(D) universenamedateperiodBatch 50592266 Basic Geometry TermsVersion 12 Match the name to the definition, symbol and drawing.

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