E and F are twp points on two parallel straight-line AB and CD respectively. O is the midpoint of line segment EF. We draw a straight line passing through O which intersect AB and CD at P and Q respectively. Let’s prove that O bisects the line segment PQ.

E and F are two points on straight lines AB and CD respectively.
Also, O is the midpoint of EF and a straight line is drawn passing through O which intersect AB and CD at P and Q respectively.
OE=OF (O is the midpoint)
AB||CD
∠PEO=∠QFO (alternate interior angles) …………… (1)
∠POE=∠QOF (vertically opposite angles) …………. (2)
Now, in ΔPOE and ΔQOF,
OE=OF (O is the midpoint)
∠PEO=∠QFO (from (1))
∠POE=∠QOF (from (2))
∴ ΔPOE ≅ ΔQOF (by ASA rule)
So, OP=OQ (by cpct)
Hence, O bisects PQ
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