Use straightedge and compass moves to build your own pattern, using the circle and radius as a place to start. As you make your pattern, record each move on a separate sheet of blank paper. Use precise vocabulary so someone could make a perfect copy without seeing the original. Include instructions about how to shade or color your pattern.

1. Follow the instructions precisely to recreate your partner’s pattern.

   

2. Use the following straightedge and compass moves to create a line parallel to the given line that goes through point :

   1. Create a line through and extending in both directions. Label this line .
   2. Create a circle centered at with radius . This circle intersects with line in 2 places. Label the intersection point to the right of as .
   3. Create a circle centered at with radius . This circle intersects with line at and 1 other point. Label the new intersection point as .
   4. Create a circle centered at with a radius of length . This circle intersects with the circle centered at in 2 places. Label the intersection point to the right of as .
   5. Using a different colored pencil, create a line through and extending in both directions.