Mathegories Geometry Game Board Geometry Terms and Problem Solving.

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MathegoriesGeometry Game Board

Geometry Terms and Problem Solving

Geometry

Terms

Circle

Stuff

Problem

Solving

About

Angles

Classifying

Polygons

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Two figures with the same size

and shape

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Congruent

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A flat surface that continues

without end in all directions

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Plane

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The instrument used to

construct and measure angles

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Protractor

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Angles that share a common side and a common

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Adjacent

Angles

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A closed plane figure formed by at least three line

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Polygon

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The number of degrees in a

circle

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360°

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A chord that passes through the center of a

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Diameter

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The ratio of the circumference to

the diameter of a circle

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π(Pi)

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POWER

POINTS!!

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The number of degrees a clock

hand rotates as it moves from the 3 o’clock position to

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120°

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Three-fourths of a pizza is eaten. Then half of what remains is eaten. What is the

measure of the central angle of the remaining piece?

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45°

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A triangle with at least two

congruent sides

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Isosceles

Triangle

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A polygon with seven sides

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Heptagon

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A quadrilateral with exactly one pair of parallel

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Trapezoid

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POWER

POINTS!!

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A polygon with two sides

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ImpossibleBy definition, a polygon must have

at least three sides.

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A parallelogram with all sides

congruent and no right angles

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Rhombus

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An angle that is greater than 90° and less

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Obtuse

Angle

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An angle that measures 180°

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Straight

Angle

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The sum of the measures of

these two angles is 90°

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Complementary

Angles

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The sum of the interior angles of a quadrilateral

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360°

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The sum of the interior angles of

a hexagon

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720°To find the sum of the interior angles of any polygon the formula 180°(x-2) can be used,

where x is the number of sides in the polygon.

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The measure of each interior angle in an equilateral

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60°

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The measure of the fourth angle in a

quadrilateral if the first three angles

measure 90°, 120°, and 100°

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50°

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If any two blades on a fan form an

angle of 120°, how many blades are

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3

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If one side of a parallelogram

measures 7 inches and the perimeter is 22 inches, what is the length of an adjacent side?

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4 inches

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The height of a triangle measures 10 feet. What is

the measure of the base if the area is 30 square feet?

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6 feet

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