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CLASSROOM
RULES!
1 FOLLOW DIRECTION.

RESPECT AND LISTEN TO

THE TEACHER. 2

RAISE YOUR HAND IF YOU

3 WANT TO TALK.

DON’T HESITATE TO ASK QUESTIONS

ON THINGS YOU DON’T 4
UNDERSTAND.
NAME ME
RIGHT!
INSTRUCTION: Rearrange the letters to form the correct
words. Refer to the given clues.

Scramble
No. Clues
Words
1 POINT A dot in a plane or piece of paper.
A one-dimensional figure, which has
2 LINE length but no width.
A two-dimensional analogue that
3 PLANE could consist of a point and a line.
4 UNDEFINE Do not require a formal definition.
A word or phrase used to describe a
5 TERMS thing or to express a concept.
Did You Know?
 GEOMETRY
Geometry was originated in
Babylonia and Egypt. It came from
the Greek word “geo” means “Earth”
and “metria” means
“measurements.” Therefore,
Geometry is the study of Earth
measurement.
Euclid Thales
The Father of The first
Modern treatise
Geometry Geometry
 Mathematics 8
MATHEMATICAL SYSTEM:
UNDEFINED TERMS
 OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the period, 90% of the
student should be able to:
a.Determine each part of the
undefined terms; and
b.Apply the concept of undefined
terms in real life.
 Pictures
Out!
Instruction: In this activity the teacher will
randomly give cut-out pictures to students and
the student will determine whether the picture
represent a POINT, LINE, or a PLANE.
QUESTIONS:
1. How can you tell whether the picture
represent a point, line, or a plane?

2. Is there any relationship between point, line,

and plane?

3. What do you think is the importance of

point, line, and plane in real life?
 Point Line Plane

Points can be Lines are Are represented

used to mark an frequently used by real-life
object or in structures, examples such
location. highways, as walls, surface
railroads, etc. of a table, door
panel, etc.

Points, lines, and planes are the basic concepts of geometry and can be
found in many real-life examples.
MATHEMATICAL SYSTEM
MATHEMATICAL SYSTEM - is structure formed from
one or more sets of undefined objects, various concepts
which may or may not be defined, and a set of axioms
relating these objects and concepts.
Lesson Summary
MATHEMATICAL SYSTEM

UNDEFINED DEFINED AXIOMS/ THEOREMS

TERMS TERMS POSTULATES

POINT COLLINEAR 6 3
LINE POINTS POSTULATES THEOREMS
PLANE COPLANAR
POINTS
SUBSETS OF
A LINE
UNDEFINED
TERMS
UNDEFINED TERMS - are terms that do not
require a definition but can be described. In
geometry, the undefined terms are points, lines,
and planes.
Undefined
Description Representation How To Name
Terms
POINT No Length
No Width
Dot A point is named
using a CAPITAL
No Thickness • LETTER and it
can be modeled
by a dot.

•
Q as:
Read
Point Q
Undefined Terms Description Representation How To Name
No Width Straight mark with A line is named by
LINE No Thickness two arrow head two of its points
(TWO CAPITAL
LETTER) with a
double arrowhead
above them or a
lowercase letter.

m •
ReadAas: B•
Line AB or AB
Line BA or BA
Line m or m
Undefined
Description Representation How To Name
Terms
No Thickness Slanted four- It is named by a
PLANE sided figure. single SCRIPT
CAPITAL
LETTER or by
any three points
in the plane
which are not on
the same line.

M
•A •B •C
Read as:
Plane M
Plane ABC
Your Turn!
GENERAL DIRECTION: The class will be divided into 3 groups.
- Group 1: Will answer letter a in numbers 1 and 2.
- Group 2: Will answer letter b in numbers 1 and 2.
- Group 3: Will answer letter c in numbers 1 and 2.

1. Give at least 3 real-life examples of the following undefined terms:

a. Point
b. Line
c. Plane

2. Determine the undefined terms by naming the following:

A
a. Points
B

b. Lines C E F D

c. Planes I J

G K L H
Am I a Point, Line,
or a Plane?
A. DIRECTION: Determine whether the following examples represents a
point, line, or a plane. Write your answer in crosswise.

1.Stars in the Sky 6. Tip of a Pyramid

2.Flagpole 7. Floor
3.Starting Point of a Race 8. Pointed End of a Needle
4.Baseball Bat 9. Wall
5.Soccer Field 10.Edge of a Table
Work at Home!
ASSIGNMENT: In a one whole sheet of paper, draw and label the following:

1. Point X 3. Line r 5. Plane E 7. t 9. Plane LMO

2. Line ON 4. Plane XYZ 6. NO 8. Point N 10. Plane F

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