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This is an example of a circle because it doesn't have any angles.

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This is an example of a triangle because it has 3 acute angles.

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This is an example of a square because it has 4 angles that are all measure 90.

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These bricks are an example of a rectangle because a rectangle has 2 sets of parallel lines.

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Making Chores Fun - The School Run - A Rectangle

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This is an example of a straight angle because the angles measure is 180.

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This an example of a right angle because the angles measure equals 90.

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This is an example of an obtuse angle because the windmills measure between those two lines is between 90 and 180.

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This is an example of an acute angle because the measure is between 0 and 90.

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This is an example of a midpoint because there is a center/point and two lines going on away from it.

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This is an example of Parallel lines because these lines are next to each other but do not intersect.

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This is an example of postulate 1-3 because the two planes intersect in exactly 1 line.

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This is an example of postulate 1-2 because the two lines intersect at only one point.

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This line is a line segment because it has a begining point and an end point.

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This is a line because this line extends forever both ways.

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These statues are all on the same line and are all next to each other.

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This is an example because the points, which are the drawer knobs, are spread among the plane which is the dresser.

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This is a point because the center point and it indicates the center of the target.

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This is a plane because its a flat surface that extends forever.