Across
- 6. This is a 3-D figure with one circle base. It is half of a sphere.
- 7. This is a 3-D figure with sides that are polygons. For example, a triangular prism.
- 8. This is a 3-D figure with one circle base. The base is connected by a curved surface to a single vertex.
- 10. Polygons that have the same shape. They don't have to have the same size.
- 13. These are lines that do not intersect. Their symbol is ll.
- 16. Two sides of the right triangle that make the right angle. These are the 2 shortest sides of the triangle.
- 19. Angles on the opposite sides of the transversal and inside the parallel lines. They are congruent angles.
- 20. This is a 3-D figure with 2 circular bases. The bases are parallel and are connected by a curved surface.
Down
- 1. The longest side of a right triangle. Located on the opposite side of the right angle.
- 2. This is a 3-D figure with all points the same distance from the center. This figure has a diameter, a radius, and an area.
- 3. All angles in a given polygon are equal or congruent. If a polygon is this and equilateral, it is a regular polygon.
- 4. This is a ratio of lengths of 2 corresponding sides of 2 similar polygons. The ratio can even be a fraction.
- 5. This is the space occupied by a solid. It is measured in cubic units.
- 9. These are objects made up of more than one solid. For example, a mailbox would be made of a rectangular prism and half of a cylinder.
- 11. a + b = c . Contains 2 legs and a hypotenuse.
- 12. Intersecting lines that make right angles. Their symbol is .
- 14. Parts of congruent figures that match. They are in the same place of each figure.
- 15. A simple closed figure with 3 or more sides. A circle is not one of these.
- 17. Angles that lie on the outside of the lines. It will have an adjacent interior angle.
- 18. A line that intersects 2 or more parallel lines. It creates alternate exterior and interior angles.