Unit 5 Vocab By: Claire Riddell
Feb 13, 2016
Unit 5 VocabBy: Claire Riddell
Acute angle
• An angle that is smaller than 90 degrees
Adjacent Angles
• An adjacent angle is angles that are beside and close to each other.
Axis
• An axis is in a number line, and the axis is the point where the lines intersect.
Bisecting an angle
• Dividing an angle, into two smaller, individual angles.
Concentric circles
• A circle, in little circles that has different measures, Like in a target.
Congruent figures
• A shape that is identical to another shape.
Consecutive angles
• Angles that are in a shape, that are similar because they are on the same side.
Corresponding angles or sides
• Angles or sides with the same position.
Inscribed
• A shape that fits into a circle, with the vertices all touching the circles shape.
Isometry
• A reflection, translation, or a rotation.
Transformation
• A figure that has a reflection, translation, or a rotation. A reflection is the same exact figure, but backwards. A translation is the same figure but the same way it was, not backwards. A rotation is a figure that rotates to a certain side or degrees.
Line of reflection
• A line that separates two shapes that are aced the same way, and are exactly alike.
Mid point
• A point in between a line, with two other points.
Obtuse angle
• An angle larger than 90 degrees, but smaller than 180 degrees.
Ordered number pair
• Numbers that find a point on a grid.
Parallel line
• A parallel line is two lines that are beside each other and do not intersect.
Perpendicular
• Places or line segments that meet or intersect when they are at a right angle or 90 degree angle.
Perpendicular bisector
• An angle that separates into two angles that are perpendicular to each other.
Preimage
• A figure that is transformed by a reflection, rotation or a translation.
Reflection
• An image that is copied onto another grid/paper/etc. The same image is faced the exact same way and has the same shapes, or lines.
Reflex angle
• A reflex angle is an angle that is bigger than 180 degrees and smaller than 360 degrees.
Right angle
• An angle that is exactly 90 degrees and looks like two sides of a square.
Rotation
• A shape that is rotated from its original form.
Sector
• An area inside a circle with two radii.
Straight angle
• An angle that has exactly 180 degrees
Supplementary angles
• Bisecting angles that add up to 180 degrees.
Translation
• A shape that is copied by another shape, but is facing towards the same shape.
Transversal
• A line segment that interferes with other lines.
Vertex
• A point at which two lines comes together
Vertical angles
• Angles that don’t share a common side.