Transcription of I have RAY. RHOMBUS. - Mathwire.com
1 I have RAY. Who has the term for a quadrilateral with 4 equal sides? I have rhombus . Who has the term for figures, sides or angles of equal measure? I have CONGRUENT. Who has the term for a triangle with 2 equal sides? I have ISOSCELES. Who has the term for two lines that intersect at a right angle? I have PERPENDICULAR. Who has a quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides? I have TRAPEZOID. Who has the term for a triangle with 3 equal sides? I have EQUILATERAL. Who has a term for two rays that share a common endpoint? I have ANGLE. Who has the term for an angle that measures less than 90 degrees?
2 I have ACUTE. Who has the term for two lines that are equidistant apart and never intersect? I have PARALLEL. Who has the term for a six-sided polygon? WHO HAS: I have HEXAGON. Who has a chord that passes through the center of a circle? I have DIAMETER. Who has the term for a triangle that has no equal sides? I have SCALENE. Who has the term for an 8-sided poly-gon? I have OCTAGON. Who has the term for an angle that measures greater than 90 degrees? I have OBTUSE. Who has the term for the distance around the outside of a polygon? I have PERIMETER. Who has the term for the distance around the outside of a circle?
3 I have CIRCUMFERENCE. Who has the term for a line segment with an endpoint on the circle and an-other at the center of the circle? I have RADIUS. Who has the term for an angle that measures exactly 90 degrees? I have RIGHT. Who has the term for a four-sided polygon? I have QUADRILATERAL. Who has the term for a section of a line between two points? WHO HAS: I have LINE SEGMENT. Who has another term for a flip? I have REFLECTION. Who has the term for two figures that are alike in shape but differ in size? I have SIMILAR. Who has another term for a slide? I have TRANSLATION. Who has the term for a 3-dimensional solid that has a circle for its base?
4 I have CYLINDER. Who has the term for a 3-dimensional solid with 6 square faces? I have CUBE. Who has the term for a 3-dimensional solid that has a rectangle for its base? I have RECTANGULAR PRISM. Who has another term for a turn? I have ROTATION. Who has the term for the point at which two rays of an angle meet? I have VERTEX. Who has the term for the number of square units needed to cover a figure? I have AREA. Who has the term for a section of a line with one endpoint? WHO HAS.
