Question

3 lines are shown. One line has points B, A, and E. Another line with points C, A, F intersects that line at point A. Another line comes out of point A and contains point D.
Which rays are part of line BE?

Ray A C and Ray A E
and
Ray A C and Ray A B
Ray A B and Ray A F

Answer 1

Ray AB and Ray AE.

Reason: B, A, E are collinear on line BE, so the rays from A toward B and toward E lie on that line. Rays AC/AF lie on a different line and AD is on a third line.