Geometry skills
Lines
Angles
Triangles
Quadrilaterals
Circles
Lines
● Points
● Line Segments
● Rays
● Lines
● Intersecting Lines
● Perpendicular Lines
● Skew Lines
Ray
● A line with a single endpoint.
Planes
● Planes is a flat surface and extends
with no end.
Points
● Point is a precise location in space. It
is labeled with a letter.
Intersecting line
● When two line intersect each other.
● Or when they cross each other.
Line Segments
● A line segment is a line with two end
points.
Perpendicular line
● A perpendicular line is two
intersecting lines that form a right
angle or a 90 degree angle.
Skew line
● Two lines that do not intersect but
they are parallel.
Angles
● Right Angles
● Acute
● Obtuse
● Vertex
● Complementary
● Supplementary
● Adjacent
Right Angle
● A right angle is an angle that is
always going to be a 90 degree
angle.
Acute
● An acute angel is an angle that is
always going to be less the 90.
Obtuse
● An obtuse angle is about 180
degrees angle.
Vertex
● A vertex is where two or more rays
meet.
Complementary
● Two angles which measure the sum
of 90 degrees.
Supplementary
● Two angles that measure 180
degrees.
Adjacent
● Angles that are side by side.
Triangles
● Equilateral triangle
● Isosceles triangle
● Scalene triangle
● Acute triangle
● Obtuse triangle
● Right triangle
Equilateral triangle
● A triangle with three congruent
sides.
Isosceles triangle
● A triangle with two congruent sides.
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Scalene triangle
● A triangle with no congruent sides.
Acute triangle
● A acute triangle with all angle less
then 90 degrees.
Obtuse Triangle
● The measure that is 180 degrees.
Right Triangle
● A triangle with one right angle.
Quadrilateral
● Polygon
● Rectangle
● Pentagon
Polygon
● A closed plain figure with three or
more line segment.
Rectangle
● A rectangle is always four sided
figure.
Pentagon
● A pentagon is a figure that has five
sides.

Geometry Guide