Question

Draw a line segment and copy it to the right of the original segment. Explain your steps and justify each step used.
Bisect the original line segment from problem 1.
Draw an angle and copy it to the right of the original angle. Explain your steps and justify each step used.
Bisect the original angle from problem 3.

Answer 1

mark a line on piece of paper, any length you desire, roughly in the left upper quadrant (1/4 of the page), and 'copy' it to the right of the segment, writing down the steps you use.

For example:

Original line segment, 3 inch straight line.
For the 'copy', you would 'measure' the line drawn, and duplicate it to the right, measuring it to make sure it is the exact length of the first line.

To bisect the original line segment measure the line with a ruler or other device, and calculate 1/2 distance from one end, mark it, measure from left end to mark, make sure right section is equal in length.
You can do this without 'measuring', without a ruler, simply use a piece of paper and mark the 'total length first on it, then fold it in half to find the mid-point

Use the same process for the 'angles'.

(i just gooled it for you, i didn't have teh anwser, but i hope this helps.)