sum, is the answer when you add, equivalent, means is equal to, denominator, the bottom number in a fraction, numerator, the TOP number in a fraction, rhombus, has 4 congruent sides, 2 pairs of parallel sides, opposite angles are congruent, congruent, figures that are the same size and shape, trapezoid, have exactly one pair of parallel sides, parallel, straight lines that will never intersect or touch, quadrilaterals, polygons with four sides, proper fraction, a fraction whose numerator is less than the denominator, improper fraction, a fraction whose numerator is greater than the denominator, perimeter, the total distance around the outside of a closed shape (like a fence), area, the total amount of space inside a closed shape (like a rug), quotient, the answer to a division problem, math product, the answer to a multiplication problem, math difference, the answer to a subtraction problem, place value, each place is 10X the value of the place to the right , factor, numbers you multiply to get a product, perpendicular lines, lines that intersect to form a square corner (90 degree angle), math ray, starts at an endpoint and goes on indefinitely in one direction, intersecting lines, lines that cross at exactly one common point, angle, formed by two rays with one common endpoint, measured with a protractor, line segment, a portion of a line with 2 distinct endpoints, represent, show, vertices, corner points where two or more lines, sides, or edges meet, math face, the flat surface of a 3D shape, math data, a collection of facts, numbers, measurements, or observations used to answer a problem, probability, the measure of how likely it is that a specific event will happen , certain, an event is absolutely sure to happen, likely, an event that is "likely" has a high probability of happening (more than 50%), unlikely, an event that has a low chance of happening (less than 50%), impossible, an event that absolutely cannot happen, expression, the representation of a quantity (without an = sign)+, polygon, a closed shape with at least 3 straight sides.

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