Definiton		A fundamental statement that is assumed to be true without proof
Negation		1/60th of a degree
Tick Marks		Two angles with the same measure
Hypothisis		Place where to points meet or cross
Bisect		the part of an if - then statement that follows the word "then". Consequent
Vertex		Angles that measures 180 degrees exactly
Line Segment		A straight set of points that extends off into infinity in both directions
Congruent Angles		Line on which every point represents a real number
Line		A figure formed by two rays with a common endpoint
Midpoint		A point in the middle of two others
Triangle		Useful tool for determining wethere or not a conditional statement is true
Intersection		Point of an angle where two rays interset
Protractor		To divide a segment or an angle into two congruent parts
Postulate		Not lying on the same line
Number Line		A Set of two points one end going off into infinety
Ray		Angle that measures 90 degrees exactly
Congruent Segments		Angle that is longer than 90 degrees
Conclusion		Three sided polygon
Acute Angle		A proposition that is being investigated, it has yet to be proven
Noncollinear		Unit of measure for angles
Therom		Two points on a line, and all the points between those two points
Angle		States the meaning of a term or idea
Venn Diagram		If the statment is "P" then the negation is "not P"
Straight Angle		A mathmatical statement that has been proven
Right Angle		Angle with measure less than 90 degrees
Degree		Used to indicate congruent angles and segments
Collinear		To divide a angle into three congruent parts
Minute		Lying on the same line
Trisect		Device for measuring angles
Obtuse Angle		Two segments with the same length