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Geometry basics: lines and rays

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Geometry basics: lines and rays

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Which statement best defines a ray in geometry?

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Which is true about parallel lines?

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What defines a straight line with no endpoints called?

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What is the shortest path between two points on a plane?

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If two lines never meet, they are:

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Which statement describes a perpendicular relationship?

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What is a line that starts at a point and continues in opposite directions called?

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Which condition shows two lines are perpendicular?

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Which option best describes a ray starting at point P and extending to the right forever?

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Two lines in a plane that do not intersect are:

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A ray begins at a starting point and goes forever in one direction.

Parallel lines stay the same distance apart and do not meet.

A line extends in both directions without endpoints.

The shortest distance between two points is the straight segment connecting them.

Parallel lines have no intersection in a plane.

Perpendicular lines form 90-degree angles when they intersect.

A line has no endpoints and extends both ways.

Perpendicular lines create right angles where they cross.

A ray has one endpoint, here at P, extending in a fixed direction.

If they don’t meet, they are parallel (in the same plane).

 
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