Question: Fill in the blanks:
the distance around
the circle is called the
circumference
radius
diameter
center
Graph/shape: A circle is shown with a slanted diameter-like line through the center and two radii from the center to the circle on the right side; one label box near the upper-left points to a radius, one box on the right is next to the sentence “the distance around the circle is called the” and should be filled with “circumference”, and one box near the bottom points to the central point/diameter area. position_hint=centerUser: answer
1. The problem asks to fill in the blanks related to parts of a circle.
2. The distance around the circle is called the **circumference**.
3. The line from the center to the edge of the circle is called the **radius**.
4. The line passing through the center connecting two points on the circle is the **diameter**.
5. The central point of the circle is called the **center**.
Hence, the correct answers are:
- The distance around the circle is called the **circumference**.
- The slanted line through the center is the **diameter**.
- The lines from the center to the edge are **radii** (plural of radius).
- The central point is the **center**.