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5. Intro to Geometry Angles Quads Similar & Congruent Line Symmetry 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Triangles

6. This geometric figure extends without end in one direction.

7. What is a ray?

8. This identifies and names the figure below. E D

9. What is segment ED or DE?

10. True or False: AB can be written as BA

11. False

12. This identifies 2 intersecting lines in the figure below. A S B X Z T

13. What is AB with ST or XZ with ST?

14. Name two segments from the picture below. S T M G U H N O

15. Multiple answers are possible as long as segment symbol is used.

16. This type of angle measures 180°.

17. What is a straight angle?

18. This names the angle below in three ways. D E F

19. What are angle DEF, angle FED, and angle E?

20. This classifies the angle below.

21. What is an obtuse angle?

22. These angle measures 48° and 42° relate in this way.

23. What are complementary angles?

24. The measure is equal to 139°. 41° 1 4 2

25. What is angle 2 or angle 4?

26. This type of triangle has two congruent sides.

27. What is an isosceles triangle?

28. This is the sum of the angle measures in a triangle.

29. What is 180°?

30. This classifies the triangle below by angles and sides.

31. What is an isosceles right triangle?

32. This is the measure of angle x. x° 20°55°

33. What is 105°?

34. This explains why a right triangle containing a 100° angle is not possible.

35. Answers will vary. 100° and the right angle would cause the sum of the angles to be greater than 180°.

36. This figure fits into all of the classifications of a parallelogram.

37. What is a square?

38. This type of quadrilateral is also a parallelogram and has four congruent sides.

39. What is a rhombus?

40. This classifies the figure below in as many ways as possible.

41. What is a quadrilateral, parallelogram, and rectangle?

42. True or false: A rectangle is always a square.

43. False

44. This is the value of x. (Sum of angles=360°) 112°96 ° x °86 °

45. What is 66?

46. These polygons have the same shape but not necessarily the same size.

47. What are similar polygons?

48. This is the one pair of the corresponding angles in the figures below. A B C X Y Z

49. What is: angle A and angle X angle B and angle Y angle C and angle Z?

50. Knowing, ∆ABC is congruent to ∆XYZ, this is the value of the angle with value t°. A B C X Y Z 38°42° t° 100° ? ?

51. What is 100?

52. Knowing, ∆ABC is congruent to ∆XYZ, this is the value of the angle with value t. A B C X Y Z 10 cm 20 cm t 15 cm ? ?

53. What is 20 cm?

54. These are the corresponding sides of the congruent quadrilaterals ABCD and WXYZ. A B CD W XY Z

55. What is AB with WX, BC with XY, CD with YZ, and AD with WZ?

56. This is the line that can be drawn to divide the figure into two congruent parts that are mirror images.

57. What is the line of symmetry?

58. This is the number of lines of symmetry in the equilateral triangle below.

59. What is 3 lines of symmetry?

60. True or false: the line drawn in below is a line of symmetry for the figure.

61. False

62. This is the number of lines of symmetry in the figure below.

63. What is 7 lines of symmetry?

64. This is the number of lines of symmetry in a rectangle.

65. What is 2 lines of symmetry?

66. Make your wager

67. This identifies the corresponding parts in the congruent figures below. G HI L MN

68. What are: GH and LM, HI and MN, IG and NL, angle G and angle L, angle H and angle M, angle I and angle N?