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GEOMETRY JEOPARDY
Points, Lines,
Rays
Measuring
Segments
Measuring
Angles
Addition
Postulate
Angle Pairs
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Points, Lines, Rays 100
What is the part of a line
consisting of two endpoints
and all the points between
them?
Points, Lines, Rays 200
Two Rays that share an
endpoint and form a line are
called _____________ .
Points, Lines, Rays 300
Use always, sometimes, or never:
Two points are ______ collinear.
Points, Lines, Rays 400
• Name a pair of Opposite Rays.
Points, Lines, Rays 500
Describe the differences between
a line, a ray, and a segment.
Measuring Segments 100
Find the distance and the
midpoint BD.
Measuring Segments 200
Find the
midpoint of the following
segment.
AB if A(-1,5) and B(0,4)
Measuring Segments 300
If Points R, S, and T are collinear
and RT = TS, what do we know
about
point T?
Measuring Segments 400
Find the value of x and RT.
Measuring Segments 500
Find the distance of the following
segment.
AB if A(-1,-5) and B(-5,-8)
Measuring Angles 100
Find the value of x.
Measuring Angles 200
What is the relationship between
a and b..
Measuring Angles 300
If m<PQR = 60, what is the
m<TQS?
Measuring Angles 400
Name two acute angles, one
obtuse angle, and a straight angle.
Measuring Angles 500
If LM is the bisector of <L, find
the value of x.
Addition Postulate 100
Find the value of m if AC = 30.
Addition Postulate 200
Find the value of x.
Addition Postulate 300
JK = 48; Find the value of x.
Draw an <U.
Construct <O so that
m<O = m<U.
Addition Postulate 400
Find the measure of PL
Addition Postulate 500
Find m<TAH
Angle Pairs 100
Find m<TAH
Angle Pairs 200
Name two pairs of complementary angles.
Angle Pairs 300
Find the measure of the labeled angles.
Angle Pairs 400
Solve for x. m<BDK=3x + 4, m<JDR=5x-10
Angle Pairs 500
If <P and <Q are complementary angles and
m<A=4m<B, find m<A and m<B.