Circle Review Roy

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Across
  1. 2. a polygon with six sides and six angles
  2. 5. a polygon with nine sides and nine angles
  3. 7. three midlines’ node in a triangle
  4. 9. a parallelogram which adjacent sides are equal and one angle is a right angle
  5. 10. a polygon with twelve sides and twelve angles
  6. 15. the triangle which three vertices are all on the circumference
  7. 17. the line segment between two points on the circle
  8. 21. a closed 2d figure enclosed by four uncrossed line segments that are not on the same straight line
  9. 23. a pattern formed by an arc and two radii passing through each end of the arc
  10. 24. the triangle that each side are equal and each interior angle are equal too
  11. 25. a polygon with eight sides and eight angles
  12. 26. the longest chord in a circle
  13. 29. one line and one circle or two circles have two common points
  14. 30. a polygon with five sides and five angles
  15. 31. a polygon with equal sides and angles
  16. 32. distance from the chord to the center
Down
  1. 1. a pattern formed by three or more than three sides
  2. 3. the angle between two adjacent sides’ extension cord of a polygon
  3. 4. the triangle that at least two sides are equal
  4. 6. a polygon with ten sides and ten angles
  5. 8. a straight line and an arc have two common points
  6. 11. one line is at a right angle to the other
  7. 12. d=R+r
  8. 13. the circumference is intersected with the vertices of the polygon
  9. 14. a moving point moves a circle around a fixed point for a certain distance
  10. 15. d=R-r
  11. 16. the angle between two adjacent sides of a polygon
  12. 18. a polygon with seven sides and seven angles
  13. 19. the distance from the center to the circumference
  14. 20. one line segment divided into two equal line segments
  15. 22. a closed graph formed by the sequential connection of three line segments that are not on the same straight line
  16. 27. three angle bisectors’ node in a triangle
  17. 28. a line has only one common point of a circle