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The vertex is the point where 2 lines or line segments intersect. : True. A line and a line segment have no differences: False. Perpendicular lines never intersect: False. A point that divides, or bisects, a segment into two congruent segments is called a ___________________: midpoint. A continuous straight extent of length, without breadth or thickness is called a ________________. It also has arrowheads on both sides: line. An angle with a measure between 0 and 90 degrees is called an _____________________: acute angle. An angle with a measure equal to 90 degrees is called a __________________________: right angle. Points that are at the ends of a line segment are called _____________________________: endpoints. Points that lie in the same plane are called ____________________: coplanar points. A __________________ is an object that has no dimension. It is usually represented with a dot that identifies an exact location in space: point. An angle with a measure equal to 180 degrees is called a _____________________: straight angle. A flat surface made up of points that has two dimensions and extends without end and is represented by a shape that looks like a floor or wall: Plane. Coplanar lines that do not intersect: Parallel Lines. What are the arrows pointing to: Endpoints. A geometric drawing using a limited set of tools: Construction. an angle that forms a square corner: right angle. lines that cross or meet and form angles: intersecting lines

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A type of drawing representing two or more persons is called group drawing: True. Vertical Line is a line that start from left to right: False. What are the different lines use in the picture: Curved line. What type of drawing is the picture: Group drawing. What do you called a line that start from top to bottom: Vertical line. It is a type of line that change direction gradually: Curved Line. What do you called a line that start from a fix center point and continuously increase and decrease direction? : spiral line. What do you called a line that moves up and down alternately? : wavy line. What do you called a moving dot or extension of a point in any direction: Line

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The vertex is the point where 2 lines or line segments intersect. : True. A line and a line segment have no differences: False. Perpendicular lines never intersect: False. A point that divides, or bisects, a segment into two congruent segments is called a ___________________: midpoint. A continuous straight extent of length, without breadth or thickness is called a ________________. It also has arrowheads on both sides: line. An angle with a measure between 0 and 90 degrees is called an _____________________: acute angle. An angle with a measure equal to 90 degrees is called a __________________________: right angle. Points that are at the ends of a line segment are called _____________________________: endpoints. Points that lie in the same plane are called ____________________: coplanar points. A __________________ is an object that has no dimension. It is usually represented with a dot that identifies an exact location in space: point. An angle with a measure equal to 180 degrees is called a _____________________: straight angle. A flat surface made up of points that has two dimensions and extends without end and is represented by a shape that looks like a floor or wall: Plane. Coplanar lines that do not intersect: Parallel Lines. What are the arrows pointing to: Endpoints. A geometric drawing using a limited set of tools: Construction. an angle that forms a square corner: right angle. lines that cross or meet and form angles: intersecting lines

Isometric sketches are the best representation of what: Proportions of all sides of an object. Identify the type of pictoral: Isometric. In a one point perspective, which axis goes toward the vanishing point: Z. An orthographic drawing is the best representation of what: Proper size and proportions of the faces of an object.. On an orthographic sketch, which side shows the Width and the Depth: Top. What is the depth of the wall: .23 m. A line that is short and long dashes that represents a circle or hole is known as which: Center Line. Which one of the following characteristics does NOT identify the front view of a object: Shortest Dimensions. Which view do we start drawing in for Oblique Pictorials: Front. What type of line is this: Centerline

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The art of using tiny words to create an image:: Micrography. The lines that create the inside and outside edges of a drawing: Contour lines. What does Mrs. Snyder want you to do in art: All of these!!!!. Who is this person: Mona Lisa. What basic art elements did we use in Micrography: lines and shapes. What is the purpose of micrography: All of the above. Another word for shading is: value

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What points are on line n: A, B. Which line contains the points T and P: g. Which line INTERSECTS the plane: j. Where do lines, j, g, and h intersect: Point T. Which 3 points are collinear: P, T, N. Where does plane P intersect the plane containing points A, C & D? : Line CD. How long is WX: 3. How long is segment GH: 5.3. What is the length of the drawing of the heart: 1¼. Which sides have congruent measures: AB & DC, AD & BC. Which sides are not congruent: AB & DC. What is the distance of segment VW: 4. What is the distance from T to V: 5. What is the midpoint of segment UW: 1½

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My guesses... WERE NOT EVEN CLOSE! Why did I make them so spaced out? Because Neptune was at the bottom of the page? Here's me thinking "oh they were probably really spaced out.": Sophie. I didn't know the inner planets were best friends. Also the outer planets have some bad history, which I didn't know: Nathan. MY GUESSES WEREN'T EVEN CLOSE. I ONLY GOT MERCURY AND NEPTUNE. I NEED A REFUND.  But to be honest, the inner planets were REALLY closer then I expected: Amari

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What is this: Point. What kind of lines are these: Parallel lines. Parallel lines cross one another, or intersect: false. ..What kind of intersecting lines are these: Perpendicular Lines. ....What kind of lines are these: Parallel Lines. What are parallel lines: lines that never intersect. This line is what: vertical. This line is : horizontal. A point where two lines meet is called a : vertex. Another name for a square corner is..: right angle