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Quarter 3 Module 1 Undefined Terms

This document defines and provides examples of three basic geometric terms: point, line, and plane. It explains that a point has no dimensions and is represented by a dot. A line has infinite length but no width or thickness. A plane extends infinitely in all directions and has infinite length and width but no thickness. The document provides pictorial models and examples of naming points, lines, and planes to illustrate these three undefined terms in geometry.

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Quarter 3 Module 1 Undefined Terms

This document defines and provides examples of three basic geometric terms: point, line, and plane. It explains that a point has no dimensions and is represented by a dot. A line has infinite length but no width or thickness. A plane extends infinitely in all directions and has infinite length and width but no thickness. The document provides pictorial models and examples of naming points, lines, and planes to illustrate these three undefined terms in geometry.

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DRILL

WHAT IS GEOMETRY?
► comes from two Greek words: geo, meaning
“earth” and metri, meaning “measurement”,
thus the word geometry means “earth
measurement” –
► branch of Mathematics which deals with the

sizes, shapes, positions and properties of all


things around us.
WHAT IS GEOMETRY?

The most common geometric figures are


point, line and plane. They are considered
undefined terms in geometry since they are
simply ideas. These terms serve as basis for
defining other geometric terms.
MODULE 1
UNDEFINED Terms
After going through this module, you are expected to:

❑ Represent point, line and plane using concrete and


pictorial models.
It has no dimension
and usually
TOPIN represented by a
dot.
It has no dimension
POINT and usually
represented by a
dot.
UNDEFINED TERMS IN GEOMETRY
TERMS PICTURES HOW TO NAME DESCRIPTION

1. POINT Dot Capital letter Has no length,


width or
●M thickness;
occupies no
Read as: Point M space
Pictorial Models of a Point

Point P Point L
It has no width and
no thickness but
NILE can be extended
infinitely in
opposite directions
It has no width and

LINE
no thickness but
can be extended
infinitely in
opposite directions
TERMS PICTURES HOW TO NAME DESCRIPTION

2. LINE Straight mark Two capital letters Has infinite


with two with a double length but has
Arrowheads arrowhead above them no width and
or a lowercase letter thickness; is
straight

J
m
C
Read as: line JC
line CJ
line m
Pictorial Models of a Line

Name: g Name: BA or AB
Name each figure in different ways.
a.

► LO ,
► LV ,
► LE ,
► OV ,
► OE ,
► OL ,
► VE ,
► VL ,
► VO ,
► EL ,
► EO ,
► EV
It is a flat surface
NAPLE that extends
infinitely in all
directions
It is a flat surface
PLANE that extends
infinitely in all
directions
TERMS PICTURES HOW TO NAME DESCRIPTION

3. PLANE Single capital script Has infinite


Slanted four- sided letter or by using at length and width
figure least three points that but no
do not lie on the same thickness; is a
line (named flat surface
consecutively)

G m
O
Read as: Plane m E
Plane GEO
Plane EOG
Plane OGE
Plane EGO
Plane OEG
Plane GOE
Pictorial Models of a Plane

Name: Plane ABC Name: Plane H


Name: Plane
SAVE

V E
Name each figure in different ways.

b.

►Plane N ,
►Plane SUM,
►Plane SMU,
►Plane MUS
►Plane MSU,
► PlaneUSM,
►Plane UMS
Try to determine whether each of the following
suggests a POINT, a LINE or a PLANE.

MIRROR
A
BUTTON

POINT PLANE
ID LACE STRAND OF HAIR

LINE LINE
CELLPHONE SCREEN TABLECLOTH

PLANE PLANE
BLACKBOARD MEDICINE TABLET

PLANE POINT
CORNER OF A BOX CABLE WIRE

POINT LINE
Name each figure in different ways.

c.
►SE ,
► ST ,
► ET ,
►ES ,
► TS ,
►TE ,
►l
Name each figure in different ways.
d.

►Plane R,
►Plane HOPE,
►Plane HEPO,
►Plane OPEH
►Plane OHEP,
►Plane PEHO,
►Plane POHE,
►Plane EHOP,
P ►Plane EPOH
O

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