Christmas Geometry

3. The type of treat left out for Santa on Christmas eve.
6. Equal in measure.
7. A three dimensional figure with a circular base and vertex.
9. The equal measure between two perpendicular lines.
11. A holiday celebrated by Christians on December 25th.
13. A line drawn through a figure in order to complete a proof.
14. A statement defined by postulates, definitions and terms.
15. An if-then statement.
17. Decorative pieces added to Christmas trees.
18. A statement made by switching the hypothesis and conclusion of the conditional statement.
19. A triangle consisting of two equal sides and angles.
20. Equal parts on polygons.
23. Lines that intersect at a common point.
26. A angle bigger then 90 degrees.
27. A statement accepted as true, which describes connections between geometry terms.
28. A measure of how much space a three dimensional figure takes up.

1. A three dimensional figure made up of two circular bases.
2. The type of weather everyone hopes for on Christmas day!
4. The point where the lines intersect in a triangle.
5. Endpoint of an angle.
6. The point of intersecting lines that passes through the midpoint of a triangle.
8. A line that goes through a triangle, making perpendicular lines.
10. The halfway point on a line.
12. Gifts given to another person on Christmas that are wrapped.
14. A segment which divides lines into a plane at different points.
16. A man dressed in red who gives presents on Christmas.
21. The red-nosed-reindeer belonging to Santa.
22. What hangs above the fireplace and is filled with gifts.
24. The night before Christmas.
25. Santa's helpers who make presents.