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ABC’s of Geometry
Hunter Hovan
Gavin Anthony
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A=Angle
 The union of 2 rays that have the same
endpoint
B=Base
 The surface that a solid stands on
C=Circumference
 The perimeter of a circle
D=Decagon
 A ten-sided polygon
E=Equilateral Triangle
 Equal in length on all sides
F=Flip
 Make a mirror image of one shape or
object
G=Graph
 A diagram of values
 Usually shown with line or bars
H=Hexagon
 A six sided polygon
I=Isosceles Triangle
 A triangle with two equal sides
J=AdJacent Angle
 Two angles that share a common Vertex
and don’t overlap
K=Kite
 A quadrilateral that has two distinct pairs
of consecutive equilateral sides
L=Line
 Is straight (no line)
 Has no thickness
M=Measurement
 The process of assigning a number to a
physical property.
N=Number Line
 A line that represent the set of numbers
O=Obtuse Angle
 An angle that has measure more than 90°
and less than 180°
P=Pi
 The ratio of the circumference of a circle to
its diameter
 π = 3.141592653589793
Q=Quadrilateral
 A polygon with four sides.
R=Rectangle
 A box shape on a plane.
S=Square
 A rectangle with all four sides of equal
length.
T=Triangle
 A polygon with three sides.
U=Undecagon
 A polygon with eleven sides.
V=Vertex
 A corner point of a geometric figure.
S=SkeW Lines
 Lines in three dimensional space that do
not intersect and are not parallel
X=X-Axis
 The line on a graph that runs horizontally
(left-right) through zero.
Y=Y-Axis
 The line on a graph that runs vertically
(up-down) through zero.
Z=Z-Axis
 The third line in a 3-dimensional
coordinate system.