Constructing the Perpendicular Bisector of a Segment (example 3, pg. 46)

Nobody taught these people how to actually use a compass

Constructing Congruent Angles (example 2, pg. 45)

Shouldn't name it the same if not same points. can use X'Y'Z', reads X prime y prime Z prime, prime implies related to the original angle.

Constrcting Congruent Segments (pg 44, ex #1)

Good steps, horrible compass technique (alters compass setting, lines too dark which lead to other problems, can't draw full circles easily.

Quiz Monday 8/18 for Geometry

Quiz on Monday for all geometry classes covering worksheets A-D, focusing on C and D which include Supplementary (sums to 180), Complementary (sums to 90) and Congruent (have the same shape, so have equal measures). You will have 10 minute review time at the start of the period