Dining room table

This is a dining room table, it is made out of wood. The table has lines on it that create non-congruent alternate interior angle. The dining room table is in my house and I took a picture of it, and my family uses it to eat food at.

Phone

This is a white iPhone, with a case with birds and lines on it. The phone apples to a segment bisector because it makes a square where you can draw lines on it, then in the middle of a phone draw a segment bisector. I took the picture of the phone on my computer. I use the phone to text people, call, and use the internet.

Skate Board Park

This is a skateboard park in the winter, it is grey and has jumps and ramps in it. The top ridge of the ramp in the park makes two lines that are not perpendicular and not parallel. Skateboarders and bikers use this park to do tricks and have fun.

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Geometry Binder

This is a white binder with a design that looks like bubbles, it has blue duck tape on the edges to keep it from falling apart. The binder is a square therefore makes perfect right angles on the ridges. I use the binder in school, so I took a picture of it. I use the binder for all my classes including geometry.

Two buildings

These are two buildings in New York City, there are very tall and are made of completely glass and steel. The two buildings relate to adjacent non-supplementary angles because there are triangles on the sides of the buildings that make good angles. These two buildings are used for many things including businesses, storage, and a place to buy things.
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Cabinet Windows

This is a glass window in a cabinet I have in my house. It has a white x going through it and it is made of glass. I took the picture of it on my camera, it is in my computer room and is used to protect the stuff we put in side of it, and to make the cabinet look nice.

Blue Box

This is a box it is blue and white with writing on all sides, I took the picture of it with my camera. The box relates to how a line is perpendicular to a plane because the side of the box is a plane and the lines drawn through it are perpendicular. The box is used by my family for all sorts of things like to hold things, ship things, and to store items.

Swing Set

This is a swing set, it has silver metal poles and blue seats. The poles that hold up the swing set are obtuse angles and because they are both equal lengths they are congruent. Mostly little children use swing sets to play on in parks and schools.
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Geometric Shirt

This a a shirt, it is white and before it was drawn on it had a square with a circle in the middle.  Object relates to parallel lines in a plane because the square on the shirt is a plane, and I drew three parallel lines on it. Shirts are used everyday by all different people for clothing and other sorts of things.

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Kite

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This is a kite, that is black, green, blue, and pink. The "v" shaped of the kite is a perfect angle, and the line going through the middle is the angle bisector. People of all ages fly kites for fun and possibly experiments.