Geometry: Undefined Terms

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Through any two points there is exactly one _________________
- Line
- Plane
- Point
- Angle
- Ray

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Explore the fundamentals of geometry with this quiz focused on undefined terms. Questions assess understanding of basic geometric concepts like lines and planes, emphasizing logical reasoning and spatial visualization skills.

2.

Through any three _____________ points there is exactly one plane.
- Collinear
- Coplanar
- Noncoplanar
- Noncollinear
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Noncollinear
3.

Part of a line with two endpoints.
- Line segment
- Ray
- Line
- Point
- Plane
Correct Answer

A. Line

Explanation

A line is infinite, but a segment has a definite beginning and end.

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Geometry: Undefined Terms

Through any two points there is exactly one _________________

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Through any three _____________ points there is exactly one plane.

Part of a line with two endpoints.