Transcript “Jeopardy - Statistics"

Jeopardy
Introductory
Geometry
Vocabulary
Polygon
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Circles
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Lines
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Measure
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Angles
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Pot
Luck-6
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A shape with exactly five
sides
(100)
Pentagon
A triangle where all the
sides have different
lengths
(200)
Scalene Triangle
A polygon with exactly
eight sides (300)
Octagon
Two polygons with the
same shape
(400)
Similar Polygons
Two polygons with the
same shape and the
same size
(500)
Congruent polygons
A line segment with its
endpoints on a circle,
and going through the
center
(100)
Diameter
A line segment with its
endpoints on a circle
(200)
A Chord
A line segment with one
endpoint at the center of
the circle and the other
endpoint on the circle
(300)
A radius
The distance around the
circle
(400)
The circumference
2πr or πd
The formula to find the
area (the number of
square units) of a circle
(500)
2
πr
Lines that intersect at right
angles to each other
(100)
Perpendicular Lines
Two lines on the same
plane that never
intersect
(200)
Parallel Lines
The tool used to make
circles
(300)
A compass
Two lines on different
planes that never
intersect
(400)
Skew lines
A part of a line that has
one endpoint and
extends without end
in the other direction
(500)
A Ray
In a rectangle, the
product of the length
and the width
(100)
Area
The distance around a
polygon
(200)
The perimeter
To multiply a number
by itself, gives you
the ___ of that
number
(300)
The square
In a prism, the length
times the width times
the height (400 )
The volume
The sum of the areas of
the faces of a solid
figure
(500)
The surface area
Two rays connected by a
common endpoint
(100)
An angle
When two angles add up
0
to 90
(200)
Complementary Angles
Two angles side-by-side,
with a common ray
(300)
Adjacent Angles
Two angles that add up
0
to 180
(400)
Supplementary Angles
The tool used to
measure the number
of degrees in an
angle
(500)
A protractor
An equation that shows
two equivalent fractions
or ratios
(100)
A proportion
The symbols >, >,≤,≥
and ≠
(200)
Symbols of Inequality
The math that deals
with angles and shapes
(300)
Geometry
The math that deals
with all possible
outcomes of an event
(400)
Probability
A figure that can be
folded so that the two
parts of the figure match
(500)
Symmetry