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Since I can't view or access images directly, I can’t see the specific pictures in your worksheet. However, I can help you solve the problem based on typical geometry concepts for Grade 3 students, as shown in the instructions.

Let’s go through the worksheet step by step and explain how to identify each type of line:

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🔹 Definitions (from the worksheet):

- Line: Goes in both directions forever.
→ Has no endpoints, represented with arrows on both ends.

- Line segment: Has two fixed endpoints.
→ Has two endpoints, no arrows.

- Ray: Starts at a point and goes forever in one direction.
→ Has one endpoint and an arrow on one end.

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✔ Step 1: Identify Each Picture

You’ll have 9 drawings of lines. Based on the description above, here’s how to classify them:

| Drawing | What to Look For | Label |
|--------|------------------|-------|
| Arrows on both ends | Line | "line" |
| Two endpoints, no arrows | Line segment | "line segment" |
| One endpoint, one arrow | Ray | "ray" |

So, for each image:
- If it has arrows on both sides → Line
- If it has two dots (endpoints) and no arrows → Line segment
- If it has one dot (endpoint) and one arrow → Ray

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✔ Step 2: Draw the Following

Now, draw these three types:

1. Line
- Draw a straight line with arrows on both ends
- Example: `⟷` (in text) or a horizontal line with arrows at both ends

2. Line segment
- Draw a straight line with dots at both ends (no arrows)
- Example: `—•——•—` (dots at ends)

3. Ray
- Draw a line with a dot at one end and an arrow on the other end
- Example: `•——→`

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📝 Example Answers (if you had the images):

Suppose the images were like this:

1. Arrow on left, arrow on right → Line
2. Dot on left, dot on right → Line segment
3. Arrow on left, dot on right → Ray
4. Dot on left, arrow on right → Ray
5. Arrow on left, arrow on right → Line
6. Dot on left, dot on right → Line segment
7. Arrow on right, dot on left → Ray
8. Dot on left, arrow on right → Ray
9. Arrow on left, arrow on right → Line

Then your answers would be:

```
1. line
2. line segment
3. ray
4. ray
5. line
6. line segment
7. ray
8. ray
9. line
```

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✔ Final Tips:

- Remember: Arrows = infinite, dots = endpoints
- A line has no endpoints (arrows on both ends)
- A segment has two endpoints (no arrows)
- A ray has one endpoint and one arrow

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If you describe the 9 images (e.g., “first one has arrows on both ends”), I can give you the exact labels!