Geometry Jeopardy Review Game Polygons Lines Segments Rays
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Geometry Jeopardy: Review Game
Polygons Lines, Segments & Rays Angles Misc. $1 $1 $1 $2 $2 $2 $5 $5 $5 $10 $10 $10 $20 $20 $20 Geometric Figures
What figure has all sides are the same length or we call it a squished square?
Rhombus
Which figure is this?
heptagon
Which figure has two parallel sides and two sides that are not?
Trapezoid
All of these shapes are called ______ or ________.
Quadrilaterals or quadrangles
This figure has opposite sides that are equal lengths, opposite angles are equal, and opposite sides are parallel. What am I?
Parallelogram
A triangle with all sides and angles are equal.
Equilateral triangle
A polygon with all vertices pushed out.
Convex
What is a regular polygon?
A polygon with ALL sides and ALL angles equal.
Which one is not a polygon? Explain why. A B C
B&C Not a closed shape. Line segments intersect. More than one interior.
Name 3 properties of polygons.
*A polygon is made up of line segments. *Sides must meet at endpoints to form angles and vertices. *The number of sides is the same as the number of angles and vertices. *All sides of a polygon must be connected end to end. *No two sides may touch except at a vertex. *A polygon can have any number of sides, as long as it has at least three. *A polygon can have only one interior.
The starting point on a ray is called an ______.
endpoint
True or False? One line can be named line AEB. Why?
False – Because you only name a line using 2 points not 3.
Name the line that intersects.
Line EF
The place where lines cross is called an ________.
intersection
If a right angle measures 90 degrees, a straight line measures ____ degrees.
180 degrees
The point where two line segments or rays meet to form an angle is called the ______.
Vertex
What is the name of this special angle and why is it special?
A right angle is special because it measures 90 degrees and is a square corner.
What are two names for this angle?
Angle APB or Angle BPA
These are examples of ____ angles.
acute
Which angle is obtuse? A B C
B – Obtuse angles are greater than 90 degrees.
What is a tool for drawing and measuring circles and lines?
compass
Give 2 names for this shape?
Pentagon Polygon Regular Polygon
Lines that never intersect are called _____.
parallel
This is an example of an ___________.
Inscribed square
Two circles that don’t intersect but have the same center are called ________.
Concentric circles
_______, and ____ are parallelograms.
Squares, rectangles, and rhombuses
- Opposite rays
- Lesson 1-3 segments rays parallel lines and planes
- Geometry jeopardy
- Polygons grade 3
- Polygon jeopardy
- Similar triangles jeopardy
- Opposite ray definition geometry
- Postulates examples
- How to tell if shapes are similar
- Geometry chapter 3 review parallel and perpendicular lines
- Genetics jeopardy review game
- Jeopardy civil war
- Natural selection jeopardy
- World war 1 jeopardy
- Romeo and juliet act 1 jeopardy
- Ap world history jeopardy review game
- World history final exam study guide
- Congruent line segment
- 1-3 practice measuring segments
- Constructing segments
- Geometry measuring and constructing segments
- Similar polygons examples
- Geometry area of regular polygons
- 11-4 areas of regular polygons and composite figures
- Similar polygons definition
- Classifying polygons game
- 10 segment circle
- Lesson 7.5 proportional segments between parallel lines
- 10-7 word problem practice special segments in a circle
- Geometry 7-4
- Special segments test review
- Lewis structures and molecular geometry
- Electron domain geometry vs molecular geometry
- Electron geometry vs molecular geometry
- Geometry jeopardy 3rd grade
- Unit 3 parallel and perpendicular lines test
- Geometry proving lines parallel
- Lesson 1-1 basic geometric figures
- Skew line def
- Honors geometry parallel lines and transversals worksheet
- Proof parallel and perpendicular lines
- If line a contains q(5 1)
- 3-5 geometry answers
- Example of point in geometry
- Lesson 1-2 points lines and planes
- Geometry 3-1 parallel lines and transversals
- 3-5 practice parallel lines and triangles
- 3-5 parallel lines and triangles
- Proving lines parallel assignment
- Geometry 3-1 parallel lines and transversals
- 1-2 points lines and planes answer key geometry
- Geometry coach points lines and planes
- Geometry statements and reasons
- Lesson 3-7 parallel lines and transversals
- What type of angle is this