select the correct answer from each drop - down menu. for the figure shown, point d is a midpoint of $\overline{ce}$, and point j is a midpoint of $\overline{ki}$. since reflecting the points c, b, a, l, and k across line dj maps these points onto e, f, g, h, and i, respectively, the opposite angles... are congruent. since reflecting the points l, k, j, i, and h across line ag maps these points onto b, c, d, e, and f, respectively, the opposite sides $\overline{ab}$ and $\overline{...}$, and $\overline{gf}$ and $\overline{ab}$ are congruent.

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To solve this, we analyze the reflection properties and congruent segments:

1. **Understand Reflections**: Reflecting points over lines preserves congruence (length, angle, etc.).
2. **Identify Congruent Segments**: The text states reflecting points maps segments to congruent ones. For the last blank (about $ AB $ and which segment), since $ AB $ is reflected (or mapped) to $ GF $ (or similar logic from symmetry), and the middle blank (between $ GF $ and $ AB $)—wait, the blue circle is on $ AB \cong \boldsymbol{LG} $? Wait, no, re-reading: "GF and $ \boldsymbol{AB} $ are congruent" (wait, the blue circle is on $ AB $, so the segment congruent to $ GF $ is $ AB $, and the other: "CD and $ \boldsymbol{IJ} $" (since $ CD $ and $ IJ $ are midsegments, reflected). Wait, the problem has drop-downs, but from the text:

- "CD and $ \boldsymbol{IJ} $ are congruent" (since $ D $ and $ J $ are midpoints, reflection maps $ CD $ to $ IJ $).
- "GF and $ \boldsymbol{AB} $ are congruent" (reflection maps $ AB $ to $ GF $).

### Final Answers (assuming the blanks):
- First blank (CD ≅ ___): $ IJ $
- Second blank (GF ≅ ___): $ AB $

(Note: If the question is about selecting from drop-downs, the correct congruent segments are $ CD \cong IJ $ and $ GF \cong AB $ due to reflection symmetry and midpoint properties.)

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