A

line
contains at
least
two
points.

If
two
intersect,
exactly one
contains
lines.

lines
then
plane
both

Through any two

points, there is
exactly one line.

Through
any
three noncollinear
points, there is
exactly one plane.

If two points lie in

a plane, then the
line joining them
lies in that plane.

It is possible to
draw a straight
line
from
any
point to any point.

All
right
angles
are
equal to one
another.