Question

match the definition on the left to its corresponding geometric figure on the right. a zero - dimensional object that defines a specific location on a plane a one - dimensional figure, which extends without end in two directions a finite section of a line between any two points that lie on the line a half - line that begins at one point and goes on forever in one direction a two - dimensional surface that continues infinitely

Explanation:

A zero - dimensional object is a point. A one - dimensional figure extending in two directions is a line. A finite line section is a line segment. A half - line is a ray. An infinite two - dimensional surface is a plane.

Answer:

A zero - dimensional object that defines a specific location on a plane: Point (e.g., Q, R, S, T)
A one - dimensional figure, which extends without end in two directions: Line (the double - arrowed Q - R)
A finite section of a line between any two points that lie on the line: Line segment (the single - arrowed Q - R)
A half - line that begins at one point and goes on forever in one direction: Ray (the single - arrowed starting from a point)
A two - dimensional surface that continues infinitely: Plane (not shown as a typical plane symbol here but conceptually different from others)