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                                     Chapter 1& 2:  Introduction to Geometry 
                   Day Topic      Assignment 
           
                    1        1.1 – Points, Lines and Planes                          pgs 6-7{1 – 23 odd, 29- 45 odd} 
                             Segments, Rays, Parallel                       
                             Lines and Planes 
                             1.2 – Measuring Segments                                pgs 12- 13 {3 – 21 every 3rd
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                             1.3- Midpoint and Distance                  pg 19- 20 {7-35 odd} 
                                      Formulas 
           
                   2         1.4 – Measuring Angles                                  pgs 28-30 {15-42 every 3rd} 
                             1.5 – Angle Pair Relationships                          pgs 38 –40  {9 – 33 every 3rd,} 
                             1.6 – Classify Polygons                                 pg 44-45 {3-19 odd} 
                             1.7 – Perimeter, Circumference                          pgs 52-53 {4 – 36 every 4th
                                                                                                                             problem} 
                                       and Area 
                              7.1 Pythagorean Theorem                      pg 436 – 437 {3- 13 odd} 
           
                   3         Test Chapter 1                                          Read section 2.1 and complete 
                  pg 75 {1 – 11 all} 
           
                   4         2.1 – Inductive Reasoning                               pgs 75-76 {12- 28 even} 
                             2.2 – Analyze Conditional                               pgs 90 {1 – 17 odd}  
                                          Statements  
             Logic Puzzles 
           
                   5         2.3 - Deductive Reasoning                               pgs 90-91 {2- 14 even} 
                              2.4- Use postulates and Diagrams       (This is review) pg 100{14-23 all} Quiz 
             
                   6 Quiz 
                              2.5 - Reasoning in Algebra                             pgs 108 – 109 {6-9 all, 28, 31, 32} 
                             What do you see? Worksheet 
           
                   7         2.6 – Proving Angles and segments   pg 116 – 117 {4,17, 21, 23}  
                              2.7 – Prove Angle Pair relationships    pg 127-128 {12, 17-19 38, 39} Quiz 
                    
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                                                  Day 1        1.1 : Points, Lines, and Planes  
             
               1.  The most basic figure in geometry:         It is know as a  ____________.  
                           a.  It is represented by a dot, but it really has no _________ or __________. 
                           b.  Points are named with __________________ letters!  Example:   
                           c.  Every geometric figure is made up of points! 
                           d.  Two different types of arrangements of points (on a piece of paper). 
             
             
             
                               
                           e.  A group of points that “line up” are called ______________________ points. 
                            
               2.  The second basic figure in geometry is a ___________________. 
                           a.  Explanation: A series of points that extends _______________ in 2 opposite directions. 
                               
                           b.  We use __________________ at the end of the line to save time (and space!) 
                           c.  Naming lines (two options) 
                                        i.  Option 1:   List any two points with a line (with arrows) over it:   
                                       ii.  Option 2:   With an italicized (scripted) lowercase letter: 
               3.  The third basic figure in geometry is called a _________________. 
                           a.  Explanation:  a flat surface with no thickness that extends forever in all directions. 
                            
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                                                                        R                 Plane _________                                                                           R 
                                       E                    F                                                                                      E                    F 
                                                                                           
                                                                                          Plane _________ 
                    How we ___________ a plane.                                                 How planes work (extend forever). 
                           b.  Naming – Option 1:  The word “Plane” followed by any _____ points in the plane. 
                                                     Option 2:   The word “Plane” followed by a ________________ italic letter. 
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          4.  The 3 basic shapes of geometry (_______________, _________________, and _______________) 
             are the “undefined terms of geometry” because they are so basic, we can’t define them. 
            
          5.  At your seat:  Describe the two different sets of points, name them if possible. 
         
         Set #1:                                           Set #2: 
         
         
         
         
         
          6.  Set #1: _______________________ points because all points lie in the same ______________. 
          7.  Set #2: __________________________ points, not all points lie in the same _______________. 
            
            
          8.  Question:  What is your name?   How do you know? 
                 a.  A ___________________________ is an accepted statement or fact. 
                 b.  A synonym for the word ____________________________ is the word _______________. 
                    
          9.  Fact:  Through any two points there is exactly ______ line. 
         
         
         
          10.  Fact:  If two lines intersect, then they intersect in exactly one _____________. 
         
         
         
          11.  Fact:  If two planes intersect, then they intersect in exactly one ____________. 
         
         
         
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                             Day 1: Segments, Rays, Parallel Lines & Planes 
          
           1.  Lines that do not intersect are called _________________________ lines  
                    a.  Only when the lines are ____________________! 
                                                                              
                                                                             ______________ lines (same ___________) 
          
           2.  When lines are ____________________ and they don’t’ intersect, they are called ____________. 
          
                                                                              
                                                                             ____________ lines (different _____________) 
          
          
           3.  Look at our line… 
          
          
          
          
          
           4.  Each of these “new” figures are called _______________.   
          
               A                           B                Written _________, spoken “                                      .” 
          
          
              Called the _____________________, when written it MUST come _______________ 
         * What do two rays that face opposite directions and have the same endpoint create? 
          
          
                  Definition (Opposite Rays):  two ______________________ rays with the same endpoint. 
          
                          Always, sometimes, never… Two opposite rays _________________ form a line. 
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