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This picture represents a triangle because it has three sides.

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In this clock you can see no distinct sides or angles which makes it a circle

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Each side of the Rubik's cube represent squares because all four sides are equal or congruent.

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This picture represents a rectangle because the two sides are congruent and the top and bottom are congruent, but the length and width are different.

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The two angles shown in this picture have the same measure so therefore they are congruent.

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The two side angles are congruent and the top and bottom angles are congruent, so it makes them vertical angles.

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In this pictures the rings represent the point and the measure of this angle is 180 degrees which makes it a straight.

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The cross represents a right angle because each angle on the cross measures at 90 degrees

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This is obtuse because it is opened slightly past 90 degrees and an obtuse angle measures between 90-180 degrees.

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These represents acute angles because its measure is less than 90 degrees.

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These segments on the Ferris wheel all have the same measurement so therefore they are congruent.

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These two distinct roads intersect and this point and won't intersect again.

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This represents coplanar points because the points(handles) lie on the same plane(dresser) , but not on the same line.

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These noodles represent lines because they are straight and can connect points and they extend in two opposite directions.

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These two distinct plane intersect at one line so they represent this.

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This represents collinear points because the lights are all on the same line.

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This picture represents a point because it marks a place on a map and has no dimensions.

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These power lines are parallel because they will never intersect and will continue on forever.