Explanation:
Let’s go through each pair of lines and decide what kind of lines they are:
1.
First diagram (top left): Two lines cross each other at one point, but not at a right angle (no square corner).
→ These are
intersecting lines.
2.
Second diagram (top right): Two lines that are slanted the same way and never meet — they stay the same distance apart.
→ These are
parallel lines.
3.
Third diagram (middle left): Two lines cross at a right angle (there’s a small square symbol showing 90°).
→ These are
perpendicular lines.
4.
Fourth diagram (middle right): Two lines cross at one point, not at a right angle (no square corner).
→ These are
intersecting lines.
5.
Fifth diagram (bottom left): Two lines that are straight, side by side, and never meet — same direction, same spacing.
→ These are
parallel lines.
6.
Sixth diagram (bottom right): Two lines cross at a right angle (again, the square symbol shows 90°).
→ These are
perpendicular lines.
Now let’s write the answers in order:
1. intersecting
2. parallel
3. perpendicular
4. intersecting
5. parallel
6. perpendicular
Final Answer:
1. intersecting
2. parallel
3. perpendicular
4. intersecting
5. parallel
6. perpendicular
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of types of lines worksheet.
