DO NOW Key Words in Geometry With a neighbor, discuss the difference between the key location words in geometry in relation to Points, Lines and Planes.

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DO NOW Key Words in Geometry With a neighbor, discuss the difference between the key location words in geometry in relation to Points, Lines and Planes. In On Contains Intersect Intersect in Intersect at Pass through Be able to show an example

Describe what you see...

TRUE / FALSE Number your paper from 1 to 10 Decide if the following statements are true or false, based on the figure.

#1: True or False?? is in plane R R S D A B h C

#2: True or False?? S contains R S D A B h C

#3: True or False?? Plane R intersects plane S in R S D A B h C

#4: True or False?? Point C is in R and S R S D A B h C

#5: True or False?? R and S contain D R S D A B h C

#6: True or False?? D is on line h R S D A B h C

#7: True or False?? h is in S R S D A B h C

#8: True or False?? h is in R R S D A B h C

#9: True or False?? A, B, and C are collinear R S D A B h C

#10: True or False?? A, B, C, and D are coplanar R S D A B h C

Check your knowledge R S D A B h C 1)True 2)True 3)True 4)False 5)True 6)True 7)False 8)True 9)False 10)True