In the adjoining figure, name : Six Points

Given, A point is an exact location. A fine dot represents a point and it has no size. In the given figure, the points are A , B , C , D , P , Q , R , S , E , F , G , H , M , N . Hence, the six points in the given figure are A , B , C , D , E , F .

In the adjoining figure, name : Four rays

Given, A ray is a part of a line with one end point and infinitely extends in one direction. In the given figure, rays are E P → , G R → , G B → , H D → , F Q → , H S → , F C → , E A → . Hence, four rays in the given figure are E P → , G R → , F Q → , H S → .

In the adjoining figure, name : Four lines

Given, A line has no beginning point or end point. In the given figure, the lines are A B , C D , P Q , R S . Hence, four Lines in the given figure are A B , C D , P Q , R S .

In the adjoining figure, name : Four collinear points

Given, If three or more points lie on a straight line called collinear points. In the given figure collinear points are A , M , E , G , B ; C , N , F , H , D ; P , E , F , Q ; R , G , H , S .

In the adjoining figure, name : Three concurrent lines and their points of intersection.

Given figure, We know that, if a set of lines or curves intersect at the same point then they are called Concurrent Lines. In this figure, lines A B , E F and G H intersect at the point R . Hence, three concurrent lines and their points of intersection are A B ↔ , E F ↔ , G H ↔ , R respectively.