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**Problem 19:**
- **Name a point on line *h*.**
  - One possible point on line *h* is **R**.

**Problem 20:**
- **Name a point on line *j*.**
  - One possible point on line *j* is **Q**.

**Problem 21:**
- **What is another name for plane *S*?**
  - The plane can be named based on three non-collinear points lying on it. Another name for plane *S* is **plane PQR**.

**Problem 22:**
- **What point is NOT on plane *S*?**
  - The point that is not on plane *S* is **N**.

**Problem 23:**
- **What is the intersection of lines *h*, *g*, and *j*?**
  - The intersection of these lines is **point Q**.

**Problem 24:**
- **Name the four rays with an endpoint of *P*.**
  - The four rays are **\(\overrightarrow{PM}\)**, **\(\overrightarrow{PK}\)**, **\(\overrightarrow{PL}\)**, and **\(\overrightarrow{PN}\)**.

**Problem 25:**
- **Name a point that is collinear with points *E* and *H*.**
  - The point collinear with *E* and *H* is **G**.

**Problem 26:**
- **Name a point that is coplanar with points *D*, *A*, and *B*.**
  - A point coplanar with *D*, *A*, and *B* is **C**.

**Problem 27:**
- **Name a point that is coplanar with points *J*, *H*, and *D*.**
  - A point coplanar with *J*, *H*, and *D* is **E**.

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Here are 5 related questions for further exploration:
1. Can two planes intersect at more than one line?
2. How do you determine if points are coplanar?
3. How is the concept of collinearity used in geometry proofs?
4. What is the difference between rays and lines in geometric terms?
5. What conditions must be met for lines to be concurrent?

**Tip:** When naming a plane, ensure that the three points used are non-collinear to properly define the plane.

Name points and lines, identify planes, and determine intersections and coplanarity based on the given geometric diagram.

This geometry problem focuses on identifying points, lines, and planes using a given diagram. Topics include naming points and lines, identifying planes, and determining coplanarity and intersections of lines. Suitable for students in Grades 6-8.

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