Geometry
Points, Lines, and Angles
Lesson
Geometry rests on a few primitive objects: points (locations), lines (extend forever in both directions), and planes (flat surfaces extending forever). Everything else is built from these.
Line, ray, segment
- Line: zero endpoints. Extends both ways forever.
- Ray: one endpoint, extends forever the other way.
- Line segment: two endpoints. Finite length.
Angle classification
- Acute: less than .
- Right: exactly .
- Obtuse: between and .
- Straight: exactly .
Useful facts
- Two points determine exactly one line.
- Three non-collinear points determine exactly one plane.
- A full rotation is .
How to type your answer
For angle-classification questions, type: 1 acute, 2 right, 3 obtuse, 4 straight. For other questions, type just the number.
Practice
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Warm-Up
Quick problems to get going.
Problem 1
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Practice
Standard problems matching the lesson.
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Challenge
Harder problems — edge cases, trickier numbers, multiple steps.
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