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A point is when there is a point on a line like how this soccer ball is on the line.

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A segment bisector are lines that cut each other in half like a cross.

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A midpoint is a point that is in the middle of a line just like how this person is in the middle of this seesaw.

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Complementary angles are angles that are equal to 90 degrees. Anything that has 90 degrees are right angles just like this clock.

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Adjacent angles are angles that have a common side and common vertex but don't overlap.

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Congruent angles are multiple angles that are identical to each other.

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Vertical angles are angles that cross and are a pair of non-adjacent angles whose sides are opposite rays.

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A straight angle is an angle that is 180 degrees like a railing.

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A right angle is an angle that is exactly 90 degrees just like a door.

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An obtuse angle is an angle that is above 90 degrees like this sofa.

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An acute angle is an angle that is below 90 degrees. Since a triangle has 60 degrees on each side, so would a slice of pizza.

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A rectangle is a shape that also has 4 sides but is wider or longer. Just like this door.

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A square is a shape that has 4 sides just like this chessboard.

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A triangle is a shape with three sides just like a dorito chip.

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A circle is a round circle with no sides. Just like this tire.

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Line segment is when there is two endpoints in a line just like this pencil. It has two endpoints.

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A line is something that goes on forever just as it shows in this picture. Each of these white lines are "lines".

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Parallel lines is when two lines never touch each other just like as it shows on the white rails. They never touch.