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LINES AND PLANES II

JEOPARDY GAME

The goal is to gain maximum of the points by answering questions. The points forincorrect answers are subtracted. The game is designed either for a single player or

for two players (or two teams).

Created by P. Vondráková, P. Beremlijski, M. Litschmannová and R. Maříkfrom Department of Applied Mathematics, VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava.

Choose the number of players. For each player choose a face.

Single player Two players

1 1

Player 1Boy Girl

1

1

Player 2

Boy Girl

Verbal descriptionto the angle

Measureof the angle— two lines

Measureof the angle

— line and planeLength anddistance

The game finished.The gameboard on the previous page allows to access the questions again.

THE WINNER IS

1111

11

NO WINEREQUAL SCORE

11

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Wonderfull. That’s right!Sorry, this is not right. NEXTVerbal description to the angle for 100.

Give a verbal description to the angle shown in the picture.

ϕ

A B

CD

VA The angle between the edge and the

baseThe angle between the triangular faceand the square baseThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between the edge on a faceand the base edge

B The angle between the edge and thebaseThe angle between the triangular faceand the square baseThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between the edge on a faceand the base edge

C The angle between the edge and thebaseThe angle between the triangular faceand the square baseThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between the edge on a faceand the base edge

D The angle between the edge and thebaseThe angle between the triangular faceand the square baseThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between the edge on a faceand the base edge



ϕ

A B

CD

VA The angle between two edges in a common trian-

gular faceThe angle between two opposite triangular facesThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between two triangular faces havingcommon edge

B The angle between two edges in a common trian-gular faceThe angle between two opposite triangular facesThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between two triangular faces havingcommon edge

C The angle between two edges in a common trian-gular faceThe angle between two opposite triangular facesThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between two triangular faces havingcommon edge

D The angle between two edges in a common trian-gular faceThe angle between two opposite triangular facesThe angle between two opposite edgesThe angle between two triangular faces havingcommon edge



ϕ

A B

CD

VA The angle between the edge on triangular face

and the base edge from the same faceThe angle between the triangular face and a baseedge not in this faceThe angle between two triangular faces having acommon edgeThe angle between a triangular face and squarebase

B The angle between the edge on triangular faceand the base edge from the same faceThe angle between the triangular face and a baseedge not in this faceThe angle between two triangular faces having acommon edgeThe angle between a triangular face and squarebase

C The angle between the edge on triangular faceand the base edge from the same faceThe angle between the triangular face and a baseedge not in this faceThe angle between two triangular faces having acommon edgeThe angle between a triangular face and squarebase

D The angle between the edge on triangular faceand the base edge from the same faceThe angle between the triangular face and a baseedge not in this faceThe angle between two triangular faces having acommon edgeThe angle between a triangular face and squarebase

Wonderfull. That’s right!Sorry, this is not right. NEXTMeasure of the angle — two lines for 100.

Identify a valid relation involving the angle α defined as an angle between a solid diagonal and a facediagonal through the same vertex in a cube.

α

a

a

a

A tgα =√

22sinα =

√3

2cosα =√

53cotgα =√

3α = 45◦

B tgα =√

22sinα =√

32cosα =

√5

3cotgα =√

3α = 45◦

C tgα =√

22sinα =√

32cosα =

√5

3cotgα =√

3α = 45◦

D tgα =√

22sinα =√

32cosα =

√5

3cotgα =√

3α = 45◦

E tgα =√

22sinα =√

32cosα =

√5

3cotgα =√

3α = 45◦


In the cube ABCDEFGH find the angle between the lines DB and AG.

D C

GH

A B

FE

A 90◦45◦35.26◦53.13◦

B 90◦45◦35.26◦53.13◦

C 90◦45◦35.26◦53.13◦

D 90◦45◦35.26◦53.13◦


The picture shows a square pyramid. The side of a base square is a = 4 cm and the height of thepyramid is v = 6 cm. Find the angle ϕ.

ϕ

A B

CD

V

A tgϕ = 62√

2=⇒ ϕ

.= 64◦46′tg ϕ2 = 26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 36◦52′tg ϕ2 = 22√

10=⇒ ϕ

.= 35◦6′tg ϕ2 = 2√

26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 50◦29′

B tgϕ = 62√

2=⇒ ϕ

.= 64◦46′tg ϕ2 = 26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 36◦52′tg ϕ2 = 22√

10=⇒ ϕ

.= 35◦6′tg ϕ2 = 2√

26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 50◦29′

C tgϕ = 62√

2=⇒ ϕ

.= 64◦46′tg ϕ2 = 26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 36◦52′tg ϕ2 = 22√

10=⇒ ϕ

.= 35◦6′tg ϕ2 = 2√

26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 50◦29′

D tgϕ = 62√

2=⇒ ϕ

.= 64◦46′tg ϕ2 = 26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 36◦52′tg ϕ2 = 22√

10=⇒ ϕ

.= 35◦6′tg ϕ2 = 2√

26 =⇒ ϕ

.= 50◦29′

Wonderfull. That’s right!Sorry, this is not right. NEXTMeasure of the angle — line and plane for 100.

Consider a cone of base radius r and a special shape: the shape is such that the volume of the cone isrelated to the base radius by the formula V = πr3. Find the angle between the side of the cone andthe base. Round your answer to two decimal places.

A 45◦63.43◦71.57◦ B 45◦63.43◦71.57◦ C 45◦63.43◦71.57◦


The side of a regular hexagonal prism ABCDEFA′B′C ′D′E′F ′ is a = 3 cm and the height v = 8 cm.Find the angle between the diagonal AD′ and the base plane ABC (round your result).

AB

C

DE

F

A′B′

C ′

D′

E′

F ′

a

v

A 53◦37◦45◦61◦72◦

B 53◦37◦45◦61◦72◦

C 53◦37◦45◦61◦72◦

D 53◦37◦45◦61◦72◦

E 53◦37◦45◦61◦72◦


The base ABCD of a square pyramid ABCDV has side 6 cm. The height of the pyramid is 4 cm.The point M is the middle of the side CV . Find the angle between the line AM and the plane ABC.Round to two decimal places.

V

A B

CD

MA 17.45◦34.50◦18.32◦

B 17.45◦34.50◦18.32◦

C 17.45◦34.50◦18.32◦

Wonderfull. That’s right!Sorry, this is not right. NEXTLength and distance for 100.

The side of a regular hexagonal prism ABCDEFA′B′C ′D′E′F ′ is a = 3 cm and the height v = 8 cm.Find the length of the diagonal AD′.

AB

C

DE

F

A′B′

C ′

D′

E′

F ′

a

v

A 10 cm√

73 cm√

82 cm2√

8 cm2√

6 cm

B 10 cm√

73 cm√

82 cm2√

8 cm2√

6 cm

C 10 cm√

73 cm√

82 cm2√

8 cm2√

6 cm

D 10 cm√

73 cm√

82 cm2√

8 cm2√

6 cm

E 10 cm√

73 cm√

82 cm2√

8 cm2√

6 cm


The base ABCD of a square pyramid ABCDV has side 6 cm. The height of the pyramid is 4 cm. Thepoint M is the middle of the side CV . Find the distance between the point M and the plane ABC.

V

A B

CD

MA 2 cm

√342 cm5

2 cm

B 2 cm√

342 cm5

2 cm

C 2 cm√

342 cm5

2 cm


The base ABCD of a square pyramid ABCDV has side 6 cm. The height of the pyramid is 4 cm.Find the distance between the line AD and the plane BCV .

V

A B

CD

A245 cm15√

345 cm6 cm

B245 cm15

√34

5 cm6 cm

C245 cm15

√34

5 cm6 cm

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