Geometry Basics and Shapes flashcards
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This Geometry Basics and Shapes page gathers over 490 flashcards on angles, circles, shapes and formulas. School students can practice geometry rules and terms, while teachers can find material to support that practice; most resources are at secondary level, with some for primary pupils. Choose a deck and start studying.
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52 cardsGeometry Formulas Here are all the formulas we use in Geometry. There are some *quality core* formulas as well.
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24 cardsAngle rules
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34 cardsNCEA Level 1 Angle Rules The angle rules for NCEA geometry at Year 11
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5 cardsCircle Theorems Testing your knowledge on circle theorems, part of GCSE Maths Edexcel
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24 cardsGeometric Reasoning (DHM) Flash Cards for Level 1 AS91031 Geometric Reasoning
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26 cards2 D Shapes, Congruent, Symmetry open plane figure
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9 cardsGeometry Regents Review - Basic Info Flashcards Additive Property of Equality
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8 cardsMaths: Formulas for Areas & Perimeters of Shapes Formula for area of a triangle?
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42 cardsComprehensive Geometric Theorems For Integrated Math 2 Segment Addition Postulate
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32 cardsEuclid Book One - Definitions, Postulates, Common Notions
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23 cardsMaths formulas Flash Cards Revision
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24 cardsPostulates / Theorems Postulate 1-1-1 Through any two points there is exactly one line.
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33 cardsUnit 2.1-2.8 Honors Geometry Definitions 2.1-2.8
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25 cardsPolygons And Perimeters
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18 cardsGeometric Reasoning Vertically opposite angles are equal (vert opp ∠s)
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15 cardsAngle Rules
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5 cardsAngles and parallel lines parallel lines and angles
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51 cardsGeometry Regents Flashcard PREP Geometry
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12 cardsAngles What is special about corresponding angles?
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8 cardsDefinitions and Area: Square, Rectangle, Cube, and Triangle Definitions and Area: Square, Rectangle, Cube, and Triangle
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11 cardsIntro to 3D Flashcards
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7 cardsCircles, Arcs and Sectors What is the formula for the area of a circle?
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10 cardsShapes - Area, Volume, Surface area What is the formula for the area of a circle?
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8 cardsCircle theorems
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11 cardsGeometric Reasoning - Circle Rules
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7 cardsTriangle Types Triangle Types OB
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11 cardsarea what is the formula for finding the area of a circle?
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9 cardsCircle Theorems
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4 cardsRevision Flash Cards Pythagoras Theorem c² = a² + b² x² = 10² + 3² x = 100 + 9 100 + 9 = x √109 = x x = 10.44cm
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4 cardsPythagorean Theorem
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8 cardsMathsgater parts of the circle Name this part of the outside edge
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20 cardsMathsgater Shapes Learn the names of your basic shapes
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4 cardsSurface areas and volumes *Surface areas and volumes* Surface Areas
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3 cardsGeometry ch 12 vocabulary
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23 cardsNew GCSE Maths required formulae Required formulae for the new maths GCSE - these will NOT be given during the exam, they must be learned in...
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21 cardsGeometry Vocabulary geometry vocabulary flashcards
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12 cardsCircle vocab - IB SL Math Flashcards that cover basic geometric vocab for circles.
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13 cardsMaths GCSE Revision Cards- Shapes The sum of exterior angles in any polygon
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8 cardsMaths Higher level constructions Leaving Certificate higher level maths constructions knowledge/details
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51 cardsGeometry Formulas Here are all the formulas we use in Geometry. There are some *quality core* formulas as well.
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These decks offer short prompts on geometry facts, definitions and formulas. Angles asks about corresponding and alternate angles, while Geometric Reasoning sets out angle rules. For circles, Circles, Arcs and Sectors includes questions about area, circumference and sectors. Other decks cover triangle types, surface areas and volumes.
How to use the decks
Start with Angles if you want questions on familiar angle facts. Try answering each prompt before looking at the answer, then return to the cards you found difficult. For formula practice, Geometry Formulas covers topics including slope, distance and midpoints.
Flashcards are useful for recalling individual facts. When you want to see connections across a topic, switch to a mind map on the unit page; when you want to check your understanding, try a quiz there. Pick a topic and work through its cards at your own pace.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Angles is a useful starting point for practicing angle facts. Its prompts ask about corresponding and alternate angles, as well as angles on a straight line and in a circle. If you want to focus on shapes instead, Triangle Types is another deck on the page.
Are there flashcards for specific exams?
Yes. NCEA Level 1 Angle Rules is one listed deck, and the page also includes resources that mention GCSE and Geometry Regents. Most of the collection is at secondary level. Check the content of a deck against your course before using it for exam preparation.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.