1. Line AB (or Line CD)
2. Line AB and Line CD
3. Line AD and Line AB (or Line AD and Line CD)
4. Segment AD (or Segment BC, Segment AB, Segment CD)
5. Line AD and Line AB (or Line AD and Line CD, or Line AB and Line CD at point B/C if extended)
6. Ray AB (or Ray BA, Ray CD, Ray DC, etc.)
7. Angle DAE (or Angle ADE, Angle CEF, Angle EFC)
8. Angle ABC (or Angle BCD)
9. Angle DEF (or Angle EFD)
10. Angle BAD (or Angle ADC, Angle BCE, Angle CEF)
11. Draw a line segment connecting dot A to dot C.
12. Draw points A, B, C such that angle ABC forms a straight line (180 degrees).
13. Draw segment BD intersecting segment BC at a 90-degree angle.
14. Draw segment CE so it runs in the same direction as segment BD without intersecting.
15. Draw line FG parallel to the direction of angle ABC’s sides.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of line line segment ray worksheet.
