Points, lines, rays and segments
Types of exercises: line, ray or segment, how many segments and rays the points give, measuring a segment with a ruler.
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Read the length of the segment from the ruler
How many millimetres long is segment AB?
Count the figures determined by the marked points
Points A, B, C and D are marked on a line. How many segments have both ends at these points?
Choose the name of the figure in the picture
What is the name of the figure through points P and R?
Read the length of the segment from the ruler
How many millimetres long is segment KL?
Count the figures determined by the marked points
Points A, B and C are marked on a line. How many segments have both ends at these points?
Choose the name of the figure in the picture
What is the name of the figure through points C and D?
Read the length of the segment from the ruler
How many millimetres long is segment MN?
Count the figures determined by the marked points
Points A, B, C and D are marked on a line. How many rays lying on this line start at one of these points?
Choose the name of the figure in the picture
What is the name of the figure through points M and N?
Read the length of the segment from the ruler
How many millimetres long is segment CD?
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