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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThree-dimensional polygon with equal edges, faces, and verticesCubeCircleSphereTriangle
- 2. Multiple ChoiceLines that are the same distance apart and never meetCircleParallel linesSkew linesParabola
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe area or expanse that contains objectsSpaceCircleSquareCube
- 4. Multiple ChoiceContinuous line equidistant from a central pointTriangleCircleSquareSphere
- 5. Multiple ChoiceLine that runs from the center of a circle to the circumferenceCoordinatesDiameterCircumferenceRadius
- 6. Multiple ChoiceRotations and reflectionsCircleSquareTriangleMovements in space
- 7. Multiple ChoiceDegrees used in navigation to show directionBearingsCircumferenceSufferingsLines
- 8. Multiple ChoiceFour-sided polygon with equal sides and right anglesCircleSphereSquareCube
- 9. Multiple ChoiceGeometric shapes and patterns found in the natural worldGeometry in natureSquareCircleTriangle
- 10. Multiple ChoiceTwo or three-dimensional figuresAnglesLinesShapesGeometry
- 11. Multiple ChoiceBranch of mathematics concerned with lines, angles, shapes, and spaceGeometryCalculusShapesAlgebra
- 12. Multiple ChoiceRepresentation of geometric figures using coordinatesProofGraphGeometryTriangle
- 13. Multiple ChoiceLength of the line that forms a circleTriangleCircumferenceRadiusDiameter
- 14. Multiple ChoiceFormed when two lines meet at a point, measured in degreesVertexTriangleAnglesShapes
- 15. Multiple ChoiceStraight paths that extend infinitely in both directionsSpaceShapesLinesAngles
- 16. Multiple ChoiceThree-sided polygon with internal angles that add up to 180ºSquareTriangleCircleSphere
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWorking out land areas, architecture, navigation, and astronomyTriangleSpherePractical uses of geometryCircle
- 18. Multiple ChoiceOrdered pairs that locate points on a graphCoordinatesParallel LinesSphereCircumference
- 19. Multiple ChoicePerfectly round three-dimensional shape with all points equidistant from the centerCircleSphereSquareCube
- 20. Multiple ChoiceLine that runs from one side of a circle to the other through the centerCircumferenceCircleDiameterRadius
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