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◉Parallel. Answer: Two lines, line segments, rays or planes that are
the same distance from one another and never intersect


◉Right angle. Answer: An angle of 90 degrees


◉Supplementary angles. Answer: Two angles whose sum is equal to
180 degrees


◉Ray. Answer: A line with a single endpoint that extends infinitely in
the other direction


◉Quadrilateral. Answer: A flat shape with four straight sides and
four angles


◉Interior angle. Answer: An angle inside a shape between two
joined sides

,◉Line segment. Answer: Shortest distance between two points;
completely straight with two endpoints


◉Acute angle. Answer: Angles less than 90 degrees


◉Congruent. Answer: Figures with the same size and shape


◉Scalene triangle. Answer: A triangle with sides of three different
lengths and angles with three different measures


◉Diagonal. Answer: A line segment with vertices as endpoints that
is not an edge


◉Line. Answer: A straight one-dimensional figure that extends
infinitely in both directions


◉Triangle inequality theorem. Answer: For every triangle, the sum
of any two sides is always greater than the third side


◉Rectangle. Answer: Quadrilateral with four right angles, equal
opposite sides, and two sets of parallel opposite sides


◉Reflex angle. Answer: Angles greater than 180 degrees

, ◉Complementary angles. Answer: Two angles whose sum is equal to
90 degrees


◉Obtuse angle. Answer: Angles greater than 90 degrees, but less
than 180 degrees


◉Angle. Answer: The amount of rotation (measured in degrees)
needed to make one line segment, ray, or line identical with another
line segment, ray, or line


◉Polygon. Answer: Closed figure with at least three straights sides


◉Straight angle. Answer: An angle that measures 180 degrees


◉Rhombus. Answer: Quadrilateral with four equal sides, equal
opposite angles, and two sets of parallel opposite sides


◉Isosceles trapezoid. Answer: Quadrilateral with one pair of parallel
opposite sides(the bases) and another pair of equal opposite sides


◉Kite. Answer: Quadrilateral with two sets of adjacent equal sides
and one set of equal opposite angles

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