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AnglesPolygonsMisc. 10 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Circles Lines 10 Point

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These lines intersect at a right angle. Lines FOR 30 Points Perpendicular Skew Parallel Intersecting

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These lines are not in the same planes and do not intersect. Lines FOR 40 Points Perpendicular Parallel Skew Answer Not Shown Back to Game

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This angle is less than 90 degrees. Angles FOR 10 Points Acute Small Obtuse Right Back to Game

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This angle is equal to 90 degrees. Angles FOR 20 Points Acute Big Obtuse Right Back to Game

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This angle is bigger than 90 degrees. Angles FOR 30 Points Acute Small Right Obtuse Back to Game

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These two angles share a vertex and a common ray. Angles FOR 40 Points Corresponding Supplementary Vertical Adjacent angles Back to Game

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Two intersecting lines form pairs of congruent angles called these. Angles FOR 50 Points Right Angles Vertical Angles Corresponding Pair Adjacent Pair Back to Game

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This is a closed curve inside a plane. Circles FOR 10 Points Circle Square Chord Circumference Back to Game

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The distance from the center of the circle to the outer edge. Circles FOR 20 Points Radius Area Chord Square Back to Game

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This is a line segment with both endpoints on the cicles. Circles FOR 30 Points Line Radius Chord Circumference Back to Game

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This is the distance around the cirlce. Circles FOR 40 Points Arc Line Chord Circumference Back to Game

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A portion of a circle is called this. Circles FOR 50 Points Circumference Chord Arc Radius Back to Game

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This shape has four equal sides and four angles of 90 degrees each. Polygons FOR 10 Points Rectangle Rhombus Circle Square Back to Game

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Every polygons has these, they are segments that join two vertices and are not sides. Polygons FOR 20 Points Diagonals Sides Lines Square Back to Game

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This shape has seven sides. Polygons FOR 30 Points Heptagon Decagon Nonagon Octagon Back to Game

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The sum of all the angles in this shape is 360 degrees. Polygons DAILY DOUBLE FOR 80 Points Hexagon Circle Square Triangle Back to Game

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The sum of the angles in side a heptagon equal this Polygons FOR 50 Points Back to Game

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This shape only has three sides. Triangle Square Circle Triagon Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 10 Points

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The area of a square with side lengths of two is this. Four Three Two Six Back to Game MISCELLANEOUS FOR 30 Points

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