Geometry Pictionary

A deck of cards with descriptions of the geometric terms is created. Students will pick a random cards and name it.

A straight path between two points, A and B.

Line AB

A line that starts at point B and goes through point C, extending infinitely in one direction.

Ray BC

Formed by two rays, XY and XZ, that share a common endpoint X.

Angle ∠YXZ (or ∠ZXY)

A portion of a line that starts at point D and ends at point E.

Line Segment DE

Begins at endpoint E and passes through point F, continuing without end.

Ray EF

Starts at point G and extends infinitely in the direction of point H.

Ray GH

Straight path with endpoints at I and J.

Line Segment IJ

Formed by two rays, KL and KM, that share the vertex K.

Angle ∠LKM (or ∠MKL)

A line with two endpoints at N and O.

Line Segment NO

A line that has an initial point P and passes through point Q, going on forever.

Ray PQ

Straight path with arrows on both ends and points S and T lie on the line.

Line ST

A plane with three noncollinear points X, Y, and Z.

Plane XYZ

A four-sided figure with noncollinear points T, R, Y lying in the interior of the figure.

Plane TRY (or simply Plane if the figure represents a plane)

A line with arrows on both ends named as l.

Line I