Geometry Terms

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Across
  1. 1. An unknown, unexpected number or future event
  2. 6. A visual representation of a problem
  3. 8. A polygon of three sides
  4. 9. To copy an image as an exactly “mirrored” or “flipped” image
  5. 11. An angle which measures between 90 and 180 degrees
  6. 12. A shape made from at least three connected line segments
  7. 14. Having two sides of equal length
  8. 15. A diagram showing the relationship between two variables
  9. 17. Having exactly similar parts facing each other
  10. 18. The gradient, or rise over run, or the steepness of a line
  11. 20. An angle which measures 180, and resembles a line
  12. 22. An opinion or conclusion based on evidence
  13. 24. Translations, Rotations and Reflections
  14. 25. To move a shape by shifting it up, down, left, right
  15. 27. To reduce a variable to one or more solutions
  16. 28. A shape having all the sides the same length
  17. 30. An angle which measures between 0 and 90 degrees
  18. 32. The distance around a shape, adding all the sides of the shape
  19. 33. The region inside the shape, measured in units squared
Down
  1. 1. To copy an image as if it were turned about an axis
  2. 2. A triangle with three different length sides
  3. 3. The part of a line between two points
  4. 4. The chance of something happening, usually a fraction or a percent
  5. 5. A shape having all the same sides and angles
  6. 7. The point which bisects a line segment into two equal parts
  7. 10. A diagram of circles which shows whether things are or are not alike
  8. 13. Lines that meet at a 90 degree (right) angle, slopes are the negative reciprocal
  9. 16. An angle which measures 90 degrees or is perpendicular
  10. 19. Lines which move in the same direction, and have the same slope
  11. 21. The meeting point of two sides or an intersection
  12. 23. A tool used to measure the degrees in an angle
  13. 26. The relation between two values or two amounts
  14. 29. The space, measured in degrees, between two intersecting lines or surfaces
  15. 31. To demonstrate something is true without any doubt