Foundations Of Geometry Question Preview (ID: 6893)
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Has no actual size, used to represent an object or location in space.
a) Point
b) Parallel Lines
c) Plane
d) Line
Set of all points, boundless and three dimensional
a) Skew Lines
b) Coplanar
c) Space
d) Plane
Set of points or lines that do not lie in the same plane
a) Non-coplanar
b) Skew Lines
c) Collinear
d) Coplanar
Two coplanar lines that do not intersect
a) Parallel Lines
b) Skew Lines
c) Coplanar
d) Collinear
Has no thickness, width, or depth, used to represent a flat surface that extends indefinitely in all directions
a) Point
b) Parallel Lines
c) Plane
d) Line
Set of points, that all lie on the same line.
a) Coplanar
b) Space
c) Collinear
d) Non-coplanar
Postulate that states that points on a line can be paired with real numbers.
a) Angle Addition Postulate
b) Ruler Postulate
c) Protractor Postulate
d) Segment Addition Postulate
Postulate that states that is B is between A and C, then AB + BC = AC.
a) Angle Addition Postulate
b) Ruler Postulate
c) Protractor Postulate
d) Segment Addition Postulate
The three undefined terms of geometry are
a) collinear, linear, non-collinear
b) postulate, axiom, theorem
c) line segment, ray, line
d) points, lines, planes
Number of points that you have to have to make a line
a) 1
b) 4
c) 3
d) 2
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