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The image shows a matching exercise where you need to connect models in Column I with the appropriate terms in Column II. Here's how to match them:

### Column I:
1. **\(\overrightarrow{AB}\)** (Ray AB)
2. **\(\overline{AB}\)** (Line Segment AB)
3. **\(Q\)** (Point Q)
4. **\(A\overline{B}C\)** (Line ABC)
5. **\(\overleftrightarrow{AC}\)** (Line AC)

### Column II:
a. **\(\overrightarrow{AB}\)** (Ray AB)
b. **Point Q**
c. **\(\overleftrightarrow{AB} = \overleftrightarrow{BC}\)** (Line AB = Line BC)
d. **\(\overleftrightarrow{AC}\)** (Line AC)
e. **\(\overline{AB}\)** (Line Segment AB)

### Matching:
1. **\(\overrightarrow{AB}\)** → a. \(\overrightarrow{AB}\)
2. **\(\overline{AB}\)** → e. \(\overline{AB}\)
3. **\(Q\)** → b. Point Q
4. **\(A\overline{B}C\)** → c. \(\overleftrightarrow{AB} = \overleftrightarrow{BC}\)
5. **\(\overleftrightarrow{AC}\)** → d. \(\overleftrightarrow{AC}\)

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### Related Questions:
1. What is the difference between a line, ray, and line segment?
2. How do you determine the length of a line segment?
3. What properties distinguish a ray from a line?
4. Can you name the parts of a line in geometry?
5. How can you represent a line in coordinate geometry?

### Tip:
When matching geometric terms, always look for unique identifiers like arrows or endpoints to distinguish between rays, lines, and line segments.

After each model in Column I, write the matching item from Column II.

Learn how to match geometric terms like rays, line segments, and points with their correct models. This problem is suitable for students in Grades 4-6 and covers essential geometry concepts.

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