There are a number of two and three dimensional shapes listed in these geometry flash cards
There are 31 flash cards in this set (6 pages to print.)
To use:
1. Print out the cards.
2. Cut along the dashed lines.
3. Fold along the solid lines.
Sample flash cards in this set:
| Questions | Answers |
|---|---|
| ray | PART OF A LINE HAVING TWO ENDPOINTS |
| PARALLEL LINE | IN A PLANE, LINES THAT NEVER CROSS AND ARE THE SAME DISTANCE APART |
| INTERSECTING LINES | LINES THAT PASS THROUGH THE SAME POINT |
| PERPENDICULAR LINES | TWO LINES THAT INTERSECT TO FORM RIGHT ANGLES |
| ANGLES | FORMED BY TWO RAYS THAT HAVE THE SAME ENDPOINT |
| VERTEX | COMMON ENDPOINTS |
| ACUTE ANGLE | HAS A MEASURE BETWEEN 0AND 90 |
| RIGHT ANGLE | HAS A MEASURE OF 90 |
| OBTUSE ANGLE | HAS A MEASURE BETWEEN 90 AND 180 |
| STRAIGHT ANGLE | HAS A MEASURE OF 180 |
| POLYGON | CLOSED PLANE FIGURE MADE UP OF LINE SEGMENTS |
| REGULAR POLYGON | HAS SIDES OF EQUAL LENGTH AND ANGLES OF EQUAL MEASURE |
| EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE | ALL SIDES ARE THE SAME LENGTH |
| ISOSCELES TRIANGLE | TWO SIDES ARE THE SAME LENGTH |
| SCALENE TRIANGLE | NO SIDES ARE THE SAME LENGTH |
| RIGHT TRIANGLE | ONE ANGLE IS A RIGHT ANGLE |
| ACUTE TRIANGLE | ALL THREE ANGLES ARE ACUTE ANGLES |
| OBTUSE TRIANGLE | ONE ANGLE IS AN OBTUSE ANGLE |
| PARALLELOGRAM | BOTH PAIRS OF OPPOSITE SIDES PARALLEL AND EQUAL IN LENGTH |
| TRAPEZOID | ONLY ONE PAIR OF PARALLEL SIDES |
| RECTANGLE | A PARALLELOGRAM WITH FOUR RIGHT ANGLES |
| RHOMBUS | A PARALLELOGRAM WITH ALL SIDES THE SAME LENGTH |
| SQUARE | A RECTANGLE WITH ALL SIDES THE SAME LENGTH |
| SOLID FIGURE | HAS 3 DIMENSIONS AND TAKES UP SPACE |
| FACES | A LINE SEGMENT WHERE TWO FACES MEET A SOLID FIGURE |
| EDGE | A LINE SEGMENT WHERE TWO FACES MEET I A SOLID FIGURE |
| VERTEX | THE POINT WHERE THREE OR MORE EDGES OF A SOLID FIGURE MEET .... THE POINT OF A CONE |
| PRISM | SOLID WITH TWO CONGRUENT PARALLEL BASES THAT AND FACES THAT ARE PARALLELOGRAMS |
| CYLINDER | SOLID WITH TWO CIRCULAR BASES THAT ARE CONGRUENT AND PARALLEL |
| CONE | SOLID WITH ONE CIRCULAR BASE. tHE POINTS ON THIS CIRCLE ARE JOINED TO ONE POINT OUTSIDE THE BASE |
| PYRAMID | SOILD WITH A BASE THAT IS A POLYGON. tHE EDGES OF THE BASE ARE JOINED TO A POINT OUTSIDE THE BASE |
