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Geometry Honors Text: Moise and Downs. Geometry. Addison Wesley Publishing Co. Updated 8/2012 Fourth Marking Period First Marking Period Chp1: Precise Reasoning 1.1 Vocabulary 1.2 Reasoning Chp 2: Sets, Real numbers and Lines 2.1Sets 2.2 Order 2.3Absolute Value 2.4 Distance 2.5 First Postulates 2.6 Betweenness, Segments and Rays Chp 3: Lines, Planes, and Separation 3.1 Drawing Accurately 3.2 Postulates (of lines and planes) 3.3 More Postulates… 3.4 Convex Sets and Separation 3.5 Graph Theory Chp 4: Angles and Triangles 4.1 Vocabulary 4.2 Measurement of Angles 4.3 Other systems of measurement (optional) 4.4 Perpendicularity and Congruence 4.5 Equivalence Relations 4.6 Theorems about angles 4.7 Vertical angles 4.8 Related Statements Simple and Compound 4.9 Proofs Chp 5: Congruence 5.1 Correspondence vs Congruence 5.2 Triangle Congruence 5.3 Congruent Triangle Postulates 5.4 Proof 5.5 More Proofs 5.6 angle bisectors 5.7 Isosceles and equilateral triangles 5.8 Converses 5.9 Overlapping triangles 5.10 Quadrilaterals, medians and bisectors 9.8 Parallel Lines intercepting transversals 9.9 Median Concurrence Second Marking Period Ch 6: Logic and Indirect Proof 6.1 Deduction Session on Logic 6.2 Indirect Proofs 6.3 Theorems on Lines and Planes 6.4 Perpendiculars 6.5 Auxiliary Sets 6.6 Proving ASA and SSS (opt.) Third Marking Period Ch 10: Parallel Lines and Planes 10.1 Basic Facts 10.2 Dihedral angles 10.3 Projections Chp 7: Inequality Theorems 7.1 Conjectures 7.2 Inequality for numbers, segments and angles 7.3 Exterior angle Thm 7.4 Corollaries of the ext. angle thm 7.5 Single triangle ≠ thms. 7.6 Distance between a pt and a line “Around the Block” thm. 7.7 Hinge Thms 7.8 Altitudes Ch 8: Perpendicular lines and Planes (in space) 8.1 Definition of Line Perp. To a Plane 8.2 Basic theorem on Perpendiculars 8.3 Existence and Uniqueness 8.4 Summary Ch 9: Parallel Lines 9.1 Guaranteeing lines are parallel 9.2 More… 9.3 The Parallel Postulate 9.4 Triangles 9.5 Quadrilaterals 9.6 “Special” Quadrilaterals 9.7 Right Triangle Thms Ch 11: Polygonal Regions and Area 11.1 Definitions 11.2 Area 11.3 The Pythagorean Thm. 11.4 “Special” triangles Ch 12: Similarity 12.1 Definitions 12.2 Definitions continued 12.3 Basic Proportionality Thms 12.4 Similarity Thms 12.5 Similarity in Right triangles 12.6 Area of Similar figures Ch 13: Coordinate Geometry Chosen problems from various sections done through referencing algebra knowledge Ch 14: Circles and Spheres 14.1 Basic Definitions 14.2 Tangent Lines… 14.3 Tangent Planes… 14.4 Arcs 14.5 Angles related to circles 14.6 More angles… 14.7 Power Thms 14.8 Circles in a coord. Plane (optional) Ch 16: Polygons, Circles and Sectors 16.1 Definition of polygons 16.2 Regular Polygons 16.3 Circumference 16.4 Area 16.5 Sectors and Arclength Ch 17: Trigonometry 17.1 Trigonometric Ratios 17.2 Calculating unknown sides and angles Ch 18: Transformational Geometry 18.1 Transformations 18.2 Symmetry and Reflections 18.3 Reflection and Translation Ch 19: Solid Geometry Note: be sure to use the word “net” When discussing surface area 19.1 Prisms 19.2 Pyramids 19.3 Cavalieri’s Principle 19.4 Cylinders and Cones 19.5 Spheres Ch 15: Loci and Concurrence 15.1 Definitions of Loci 15.2 More… 15.3 – 15.5 Concurrence Thms 15.9 Inscribed and Circumscribed figures 15.6 – 15.8 Constructions (optional throughout)