NC.4.G.1 All About Lines

What is true about parallel lines?

• They are always the same distance apart.

• They always create a right angle.

• They are always horizontal.

• They always intersect.

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Which figure contains only right angles?

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• Elm St. and Maple Ave. are parallel.

• Elm St. and Maple Ave. are perpendicular.

• Elm St. and Maple Ave. form acute angles.

• Elm St. and Maple Ave. form obtuse angles.

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Which polygon below has exactly one pair of parallel sides?

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• XY

• YZ

• ZW

• both XY and ZW

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Sherrie drew a sketch of a ray. Which is Sherrie’s sketch?

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• Brooke Street

• Davis Street

• Roger Street

• New Street

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• 1 line, 1 ray, 1 segment, 3 acute angles

• 1 ray, 1 segment, 2 obtuse angles, 1 acute angle

• 2 lines, 1 segment, 2 acute angles, 1 obtuse angle

• 2 rays, 1 segment, 1 obtuse angle, 1 acute angle, 1 right angle

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Janet drew this figure during art class. Which stick is parallel to line number 4?

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• 2

• 3

• 5

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If these two lines were extended, what will happen?

• They will intersect.

• They will be parallel.

• They will be perpendicular.

• They will intersect and then become separate again.

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