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Geometry Chapter 3 Overview

Chapter 3 covers basic geometry concepts including definitions of angles, types of lines, and how to measure and construct angles. It introduces vocabulary related to geometry such as intersecting, acute, and obtuse angles. The chapter also includes a pre-assessment section to test understanding of geometric terms and properties.

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Geometry Chapter 3 Overview

Chapter 3 covers basic geometry concepts including definitions of angles, types of lines, and how to measure and construct angles. It introduces vocabulary related to geometry such as intersecting, acute, and obtuse angles. The chapter also includes a pre-assessment section to test understanding of geometric terms and properties.

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CHAPTER 3

Geometry
Pre-Assessment
Who am I?

Select the right answer and fill in the boxes.


Octagon Hexagon Centre Radius
Diameter Line segment Ray

a. I am a part of a line with two end points. Line segment


b. I am a polygon with 6 sides Hexagon
c. I join the center of the circle with the circumference Radius
d. I am the longest chord of the circle diameter
e. I am a part of a line which extends endlessly in one direction Ray
f. Every point on the circle is at an equal distance from me. center
g. I am an eight sided polygon. Octagon

Learning Objective
 Define an angle and its parts
 Identify different types of lines and angles
 Measure and construct angles accurately
 Identify different nets that form a cube

Vocabulary
Intersecting Arms Acute
Parallel Vertex Obtuse
perpendicular angles right
Angles - When two rays meet at a point, an angle is formed
Vertex of the angle – The common point where two rays meet.

Measure of an Angle
An angle is measured in degrees (°).
An angle can range from 0° to 360°.

We measure angles using an instrument called Protractor.

Types of angles

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