501 Geometry Questions

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Set 1



  1. The three building blocks of geometry are points, lines, and
    planes, which are used to create the more complex shapes and
    figures studied in geometry.

  2. A line contains an infinite number of points, but it only takes two
    pointsto define a line.

  3. A point indicates position.

  4. A ray starts at a point and extends infinitely. It contains an infinite
    number of points.

  5. While two points determine a line, it takes threenon-collinear
    points determine a plane.

  6. An angle is made up of two raysthat share a common endpoint.

  7. A line segment is partof a line that has two endpoints. A line
    extends infinitely in both directions.


Set 2



  1. d.Collinear points are also coplanar. Choice ais not the answer
    because noncollinear points determine planes, not a single line of
    collinear points.

  2. b.An infinite number of lines can be drawn through one point,
    but only one straight line can be drawn through two points.

  3. d.Always assume that in plane geometry a line is a straight line
    unless otherwise stated. Process of elimination works well with this
    question: Lines have one dimension, length, and no substance;
    they are definitely not solid. Lines extend to infinity; they are not
    finite. Finally, we defined noncollinear as a set of points that “do


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