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Everyday MathUnit 1 Notebook

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Notebook Sections:Part 1: Notebook 1.2Part 2: Notebook 1.3Part 3: Notebook 1.4Part 4: Notebook 1.5

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Notebook 1.2

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• A _______________ is a location in space.• You often make a dot with a pencil to show

where a point is.• A capital letter is used to name a point.• Draw and label points A, F, and Z below:

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Points

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• A line segment is made up of ____ points with a straight path between them.

• Draw the line segment AB:

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Line Segments

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• A line is made up of a set of points and continues without end in both directions.

• Draw the line:

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Lines

C D

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• A ray is a straight path that has a starting point and goes forever in one direction.

• Draw the ray AB:

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Ray

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Notebook 1.3

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• An angle is made up of ___ rays or ___ line segments that share an endpoint.

• The point that is shared is called the vertex. Label the vertex above.

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What is an angle?

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Names:1. ___________________2. ___________________3. ___________________

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Name the Angles 1

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FNames:1. ___________________2. ___________________3. ___________________

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• A _______________ angle measures 90 degrees.

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Types of Angles

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• An _______________ angle measures less than 90 degrees.

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Types of Angles

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• An _______________ angle measures more than 90 and less than 180.

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Types of Angles

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• A _______________ angle 180 degrees.

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Types of Angles

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Notebook 1.4

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Circle the Pairs of Parallel Lines

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• A quadrangle is a closed figure that has ___ sides and ___ angles.

• Another name for a quadrangle is a quadrilateral.

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What is an quadrangle?

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• A square is a quadrangle with 4 __________sides, and 4 __________ angles.

Square

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• A rectangle is a quadrangle with 4 sides and 4 __________ angles.

Rectangle

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• A rhombus is a quadrangle with 4 __________ sides. Opposite sides sides are parallel and opposite angles are __________.

Rhombus

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• A trapezoid is a quadrangle with 1 __________ of sides that are parallel.

Trapezoids

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• A kite is a quadrangle with 2 pairs of equal sides.

• The equal sides are next to each other. • The four sides cannot have the same length.

Kite

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Match the Quadrangles:

1. Square

2. Rectangle

3. Trapezoid

4. Rhombus

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• A parallelogram is a quadrangle with opposite sides equal and opposite angles equal.

• Note: The opposite sides must be parallel to each other.

What is a parallelogram?

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• These are all parallelograms:

Parallelograms

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rectangle rhombus parallelogram square

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Notebook 1.5

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x A polygon is a flat, closed figure with _____ or more sides.

Polygons Not Polygons

Polygons

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• A triangle has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

• Hint: A vertex is where two lines meet. An angle is the space between the intersection of the two lines.

Triangle

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• A rectangle has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Rectangle

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• A square has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Square

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• A pentagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Pentagon

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• A hexagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Hexagon

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• A heptagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Heptagon

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• A octagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Octagon

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• A nonagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Nonagon

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• A decagon has _____ sides, _____vertices, and _____ angles.

Decagon

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• A convex polygon is a polygon in which all sides are pushed outward.

• A concave polygon is a polygon in which at least two sides are pushed in.

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Convex Polygons

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