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(Key 1 - Answer ID # 0229913)
1.  

If you are sitting on a midpoint and the endpoints of the line are so far away you can't see them, what are some things you still know about the endpoints?


2.  

Find a set of objects in the room such that each set contains something represented by one point, one line, and one plane. How many such sets are there?


3.  

Which points are NOT coplanar with E?



A and F only

B and D only

A, B, D, and F only

A, B, C, D, and F

All points are coplanar.

4.  

Which points are collinear with I and Q?



C, G, K, and O

B and H

A, E, and M

J and P

A, C, E, and G

5.  

Is it possible for a bisector to divide a line into unequal parts? Explain.


6.  

Do all books exhibit the same basic symmetry properties? Explain.


7.  

Discuss the relationship between geometry and architecture.


8.  

What is the difference between a point and an endpoint?


9.  

Why are points, lines, and planes considered fundamental objects in geometry?


10.  

Find a set of objects in the room such that each set contains one triangle, one circle, one square and one non-square rectangle.





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