angle 1 iscongruentto angle 2SegmentAdditionPostulate12x=6If it is acute,then an anglemeasures lessthan 90degrees. (True)InductiveReasoningNegation13If an angle is notacute, then anangle doesn'tmeasure lessthan 90degrees. (False)SimplifyIf an angledoesn't measureless than 90degrees, then itis not acute.(True)29If it isTuesday,then Tuckerdrinksorange juice.DivisionPropertyofEqualityCounterexampleConverseStatementSquareConjectureSubtractionProperty ofEqualityDeductiveReasoningConditionalInverseStatementSubstitutionProperty ofequalityBiconditionalStatementConditionalStatementContrapositiveStatementangle 1 iscongruentto angle 2SegmentAdditionPostulate12x=6If it is acute,then an anglemeasures lessthan 90degrees. (True)InductiveReasoningNegation13If an angle is notacute, then anangle doesn'tmeasure lessthan 90degrees. (False)SimplifyIf an angledoesn't measureless than 90degrees, then itis not acute.(True)29If it isTuesday,then Tuckerdrinksorange juice.DivisionPropertyofEqualityCounterexampleConverseStatementSquareConjectureSubtractionProperty ofEqualityDeductiveReasoningConditionalInverseStatementSubstitutionProperty ofequalityBiconditionalStatementConditionalStatementContrapositiveStatement

Unit 2 Exam - 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. angle 1 is congruent to angle 2
  2. Segment Addition Postulate
  3. 12x=6
  4. If it is acute, then an angle measures less than 90 degrees. (True)
  5. Inductive Reasoning
  6. Negation
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  8. If an angle is not acute, then an angle doesn't measure less than 90 degrees. (False)
  9. Simplify
  10. If an angle doesn't measure less than 90 degrees, then it is not acute. (True)
  11. 29
  12. If it is Tuesday, then Tucker drinks orange juice.
  13. Division Property of Equality
  14. Counterexample
  15. Converse Statement
  16. Square
  17. Conjecture
  18. Subtraction Property of Equality
  19. Deductive Reasoning
  20. Conditional
  21. Inverse Statement
  22. Substitution Property of equality
  23. Biconditional Statement
  24. Conditional Statement
  25. Contrapositive Statement