| Hubs |
| Switch |
| Centers |
| Epicenters |
| Focal points |
| Ellipse pair |
| Centers; hubs |
| Central points |
| Circles' parts |
| Concentrations |
| Ellipse points |
| Geometrypoints |
| Hyperbola pair |
| Primary points |
| Meeting points |
| Meeting places? |
| Ellipse twosome |
| Geometry points |
| Convergent points |
| Converging points |
| Convergence points |
| Centers of circles |
| Earthquake origins |
| An ellipse has two |
| Points of interest |
| Pair in an ellipse |
| A hyperbola has two |
| Centers of interest |
| Centers of activity |
| Concentration points |
| Centers of attention |
| Centers of attraction |
| Points of convergence |
| Origins of earthquakes |
| Points where rays meet |
| Points where lines meet |
| Places where lines meet |
| Points of concentration |
| Algebraic meeting points |
| Points that may have rays |
| An ellipse has two of them |
| Earthquakes' points of origin |
| Defining points for an ellipse |
| Fixed points, in geometry class |
| Central points (of the greatest activity) |
| Two key points on an ellipse's major axis |
| What an ellipse's major axis passes through |