Marks' first lessons in geometry: In two parts. Objectively presented, and designed for the use of primary classes in grammar schools, academies, etc.Marks, Bernhard
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Marks' first lessons in geometry: In two parts. Objectively presented, and designed for the use of primary classes in grammar schools, academies, etc.
Marks, Bernhard
Geometry -- Study and teaching
Read four lines that are parallel with _e f_.
Why are the lines _e f_ and _g h_ said to be parallel to each other?
When are lines said to be parallel to each other?
Read four lines that are parallel to 5 6.
Four that are parallel to _o p_.
Is any line parallel to _u v_?
Can a single line be properly called perpendicular? Parallel?
If two lines are perpendicular to each other, what angle do they form?
If parallel, what angle? If oblique?
[Illustration: Diagram 13.]
LESSON THIRTEENTH.
RELATIONS OF ANGLES.
INTERIOR ANGLES.
Is the angle _a m n_ between the parallels, or outside of them?
(DIAGRAM 13.)
It is called an _interior angle_.
Read three other interior angles between the same parallels.
Why is _b m n_ an interior angle?
_An interior angle is one that lies between parallel lines._
Read the interior angles between the parallel lines _g h_ and _k l_.
Why is _o p l_ an interior angle?
What is an interior angle?
EXTERIOR ANGLES.
Is the angle _a m e_ between the parallels, or outside of them?
It is called an _exterior angle_.
Read three other exterior angles formed by the lines _a b_, _c d_, and
_e f_.
Why is the angle _c n f_ an exterior angle?
_An exterior angle is one that lies outside of the parallels._
LESSON FOURTEENTH.
REVIEW.
Read all the interior angles formed by the lines _a b_, _c d_, and _e
f_.
Why is _m n d_ an interior angle?
What is an interior angle?
Read all the exterior angles formed by the same lines.
Why is _d n f_ an exterior angle?
What is an exterior angle?
Read all interior angles formed by the lines _g h_, _k l_, and _i j_.
All the remaining interior angles in the diagram. All the exterior
angles.
[Illustration: Diagram 14.]
LESSON FIFTEENTH.
RELATIONS OF ANGLES.
OPPOSITE ANGLES.
Are the angles _e m b_, _b m n_, on the same side of the intersecting
line _e f_?
Are they adjacent?
Are _e m b_, _m n d_, on the same side of the intersecting line _e f_?
Are they adjacent?
Then they are called opposite angles.
_Opposite angles lie on the same side of the intersecting line, but
are not adjacent._
Are the angles _e m b_, _f n d_, on the same side of the intersecting
line?
Are they adjacent?
Then are they opposite?
Are they interior or exterior angles?
Then they are “_opposite exterior angles_.”
Why are they exterior?
Why are they opposite?
Are the angles _b m n_, _m n d_, opposite angles?
Are they interior or exterior angles?
Then they are “_opposite interior angles_.”
Why are they opposite? Why interior?
Read the opposite exterior angles on the left of the line _e f_.
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