1. Points, Lines, Rays, Angles

2. Draw a line like the one shown below.1
Place points A, B, C, and D on the line so that point D is a part of line segment AC

3. Draw line ZR near the top of section 2.
Draw lines AB and CD parallel to line ZR.

4. Draw a ray like the one shown below.3
Draw another ray. Label it angle GZR.

5. Draw three lines as shown below.4
Draw and label points on this diagram so the following are true:
Rays BY and BZ form angle ZBY where two perpendicular lines intersect.
Rays PE and PX are on the same line.

6. Draw three lines as shown below.5
Label them so that the following are true.
Line PW is perpendicular to line GB.
Line GB intersects line JT.

7. Draw intersecting lines HQ and ZR.6
Did anyone draw perpendicular intersecting lines?

8. 7 Draw a vertical line HQ. Draw line AB so that it intersects line HQ.
Draw line CD so that it is parallel to line AB

9. Draw a vertical line HQ. 8
Draw line AB so that it is perpendicular to line HQ.
Draw line CD so that it is parallel to line AB

10. Draw 3 horizontal lines that are parallel to one another.9
Label them lines AB, CD, and EF
Draw line HR so that it is perpendicular to all three lines.

11. Draw 3 lines that are parallel to one another, but not horizontal or vertical.10
Label them lines WR, CD, and EF

12. Draw 4 rays that form 1 acute angle and 1 obtuse angle.11
Label the acute angle XYZ.
Label the obtuse angle GKS.

13. Draw 3 lines that intersect to form a right triangle.12
Label the triangle so that the right angle is angle ABC.