Line, Line Segment, Ray worksheet - Free Printable

To solve this problem, we need to match each description of a line, line segment, or ray with the corresponding diagram. Let's analyze each description and its corresponding diagram step by step.

Definitions Recap:

1. Line: A straight path that extends infinitely in both directions.
2. Line Segment: A part of a line that has two endpoints.
3. Ray: A part of a line that has one endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction.

Matching Process:

#### 1. CJ
- Description: This is a bidirectional arrow labeled "CJ," indicating a line.
- Match: Diagram D shows a straight line extending infinitely in both directions.
- Match: 1 → D

#### 2. Line Segment CJ
- Description: This specifies a line segment with endpoints C and J.
- Match: Diagram A shows a line segment with endpoints C and J.
- Match: 2 → A

#### 3. CJ
- Description: This is a unidirectional arrow labeled "CJ," indicating a ray starting at C and extending infinitely in one direction.
- Match: Diagram C shows a ray starting at C and extending infinitely to the right.
- Match: 3 → C

#### 4. Line MC
- Description: This specifies a line with points M and C, extending infinitely in both directions.
- Match: Diagram B shows a line extending infinitely in both directions with points M and C.
- Match: 4 → B

#### 5. Ray MC
- Description: This specifies a ray starting at M and extending infinitely in one direction.
- Match: Diagram G shows a ray starting at M and extending infinitely to the right.
- Match: 5 → G

#### 6. MC
- Description: This is a bidirectional arrow labeled "MC," indicating a line.
- Match: Diagram F shows a line extending infinitely in both directions with points M and C.
- Match: 6 → F

Final Matches:

1. CJ → D
2. Line Segment CJ → A
3. CJ → C
4. Line MC → B
5. Ray MC → G
6. MC → F

Boxed Answer:

\[
\boxed{
1 \rightarrow D, \, 2 \rightarrow A, \, 3 \rightarrow C, \, 4 \rightarrow B, \, 5 \rightarrow G, \, 6 \rightarrow F
}
\]