populationa group ofthings orpeople thatinformation iscollected aboutcrosssectionthe shapeyou seewhen youcut a shapeopenacutetrianglepithe ratio of acircle'scircumferenceto it'sdiameterdiametera straight linethat goes acrossa circle, throughthe middle, fromone side to theotheradjacentanglesnonoverlappingangles thatshare a sideand vertexcircumferencethedistancearound acirclecircumferenceprotractora tool usedto measurethe degreesof an anglecomplementaryanglestwo angleswhosemeasuressum to 90degreespolygona planeshape withstraightlinessupplementaryanglestwo angleswhosemeasuressum to 180degreesrighttrianglea trianglewith 90degreeanglevertexa cornershared by twoor more rays,lines or linesegmentsareaa measure ofthe number ofunit squaresthat fit into aplane figureAcutetrianglea trianglewith threeangles lessthan 90degreescrosssectiondegreea way tomeasurehow wide oropen anangle ismeasurethe numberof degreesfrom one sideof an angle toanotherverticalanglestwo oppositeangles formedby twointersectinglinesrighttriangleprotractorpolygonobtusean anglemeasure thatis greaterthan 90degreespopulationa group ofthings orpeople thatinformation iscollected aboutcrosssectionthe shapeyou seewhen youcut a shapeopenacutetrianglepithe ratio of acircle'scircumferenceto it'sdiameterdiametera straight linethat goes acrossa circle, throughthe middle, fromone side to theotheradjacentanglesnonoverlappingangles thatshare a sideand vertexcircumferencethedistancearound acirclecircumferenceprotractora tool usedto measurethe degreesof an anglecomplementaryanglestwo angleswhosemeasuressum to 90degreespolygona planeshape withstraightlinessupplementaryanglestwo angleswhosemeasuressum to 180degreesrighttrianglea trianglewith 90degreeanglevertexa cornershared by twoor more rays,lines or linesegmentsareaa measure ofthe number ofunit squaresthat fit into aplane figureAcutetrianglea trianglewith threeangles lessthan 90degreescrosssectiondegreea way tomeasurehow wide oropen anangle ismeasurethe numberof degreesfrom one sideof an angle toanotherverticalanglestwo oppositeangles formedby twointersectinglinesrighttriangleprotractorpolygonobtusean anglemeasure thatis greaterthan 90degrees

7th Grade Vocabulary Chapter 8 & 9.2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a group of things or people that information is collected about
    population
  2. the shape you see when you cut a shape open
    cross section
  3. acute triangle
  4. the ratio of a circle's circumference to it's diameter
    pi
  5. a straight line that goes across a circle, through the middle, from one side to the other
    diameter
  6. non overlapping angles that share a side and vertex
    adjacent angles
  7. the distance around a circle
    circumference
  8. circumference
  9. a tool used to measure the degrees of an angle
    protractor
  10. two angles whose measures sum to 90 degrees
    complementary angles
  11. a plane shape with straight lines
    polygon
  12. two angles whose measures sum to 180 degrees
    supplementary angles
  13. a triangle with 90 degree angle
    right triangle
  14. a corner shared by two or more rays, lines or line segments
    vertex
  15. a measure of the number of unit squares that fit into a plane figure
    area
  16. a triangle with three angles less than 90 degrees
    Acute triangle
  17. cross section
  18. a way to measure how wide or open an angle is
    degree
  19. the number of degrees from one side of an angle to another
    measure
  20. two opposite angles formed by two intersecting lines
    vertical angles
  21. right triangle
  22. protractor
  23. polygon
  24. an angle measure that is greater than 90 degrees
    obtuse