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I used this plane because from behind its wings and body make an adjacent angle.

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this stop sign is making vertical angles by crossing each metal bar

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the beak of this pelican makes an acute angle

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the clocks hands are from 12 to 6 making a straight angle

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this example, the blades of the scissor make an obtuse angle

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I used this computer with its screen directly up which gives it a 90 degree angle

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I used this example because we can see the midpoint in the scope of the rifle

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I used this example because the two towers are congruent to each others

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for this one I used stairs because they intersect each other.

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I used a rail road because the tracks on a rail road are parallel to each other

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for my postulate I used this example because it is comparing point A to point B and C

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for my example I used metal bars in a fence because they could go on forever and its represented with two arrowheads.

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for my example I used a highway line because it has one dimension and extends foreve.

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for my example I used peas in a pod because they are all on the same line.

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for my example I used a drawer with buttons on it because they are points that can be anywhere on a plane like these buttons

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for my plane I used a chess board because it has 2 dimensions and never ends

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M-2

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a point has no dimension and is represented by a single dot