Acute Angle, 0 degree to 90 degree angle, Obtuse Angle, 90 degree to 180 degree angle, Right Angle, exactly 90 degree, Straight Angle, exactly 180 degree, Zero Angle, exactly 0 degree, 17, 5x + 95 = 180, Complementary Angle, A sum of 2 angles equal 90 degree, Supplementary Angle, A sum of 2 angles equal 180 degree, Vertical Angles, Opposite congruent angles, Adjacent Angles, Angles that share a vertex or a common side, 10, 7x + 110 = 180, 54, 43 + (x-7)=90, Alternate interior, Inside angles that cross one another, Alternate exterior, Outside angles that cross one another, Corresponding, Angles that have the same position, Parallel Lines, Two lines in a plane that never intersect, Transversal Angles, A line that intersect two or more other lines in a plane, Scale Drawing, Are used to represent objects that are too large or too small to be drawn or built at actual size, Pyramid, One base , other bases are triangles, Parts of a prism, Faces , Edges , Vertices, Prism, 3D shape with two congruent parallel faces that are called bases that are polygons, Cylinder, 3D figure with two parallel and congruent circular bases connected by a curved surface, Cone, One circular base connected by a curved side to a single point call an apex, Cross Section, The intersection of a solid and a plane, Six Faces, How many faces does a rectangular prism have

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