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Discovering GeometryUnit One Review
  • 5-9 points 1extra credit points on test
  • 10-14 points 2 extra credit points on test
  • 15-19 points 3 extra credit points on test
  • 20-24 points 4 extra credit points on test
  • 25-29 points 5 extra credit points on test
  • GOOD LUCK!

2
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • If two angles are complementary, then the sum of
    their measures is 180 degrees.

3
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • A rhombus is a parallelogram that has four
    congruent sides.

4
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • If an if-then statement is true, then its
    converse is always true.

5
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • If a transversal crosses two parallel lines, then
    the alternate interior angles formed are
    supplementary.

6
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • A median in a triangle is a segment connecting a
    vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side.

7
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • If two angles are complementary, then the sum of
    their measures is 180 degrees.

8
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • A rhombus is a parallelogram that has four
    congruent sides.

9
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • If an if-then statement is true, then its
    converse is always true.

10
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • If a transversal crosses two parallel lines, then
    the alternate interior angles formed are
    supplementary.

11
TRUE or FALSE? If FALSE, correct the mistake.
  • A median in a triangle is a segment connecting a
    vertex to the midpoint of the opposite side.

12
  • TRUE or FALSE?
  • If FALSE, correct the mistake.

13
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • Using already-established procedures and
    definitions to reach a conclusion is called
    ___________________ reasoning.

14
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • A polygon that has five congruent sides and five
    congruent angles is called a ____________
    _____________.

15
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • Two angles that are formed by intersecting lines,
    share a vertex, and do not share a side are
    called __________ angles.

16
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • A chord that passes through the center of a
    circle is called a _______________.

17
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • A parallelogram that has four congruent angles is
    called a _______________.

18
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • Using already-established procedures and
    definitions to reach a conclusion is called
    ___________________ reasoning.

19
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • A polygon that has five congruent sides and five
    congruent angles is called a ____________
    _____________.

20
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • Two angles that are formed by intersecting lines,
    share a vertex, and do not share a side are
    called __________ angles.

21
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • A chord that passes through the center of a
    circle is called a _______________.

22
FILL-IN THE BLANK
  • A parallelogram that has four congruent angles is
    called a _______________.

23
  • FILL IN THE BLANK

24
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Square pyramid

25
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Angle Bisector

26
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Isosceles right triangle

27
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Corresponding angles

28
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Altitude of a triangle

29
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Square pyramid

30
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Angle Bisector

31
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Isosceles right triangle

32
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Corresponding angles

33
DRAW IT! Use markings!
  • Altitude of a triangle

34
  • DRAW IT! Use markings!

35
IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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IDENTIFY IT!
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  • IDENTIFY IT!

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SHORT ANSWER
  • Write the converse of each statement. Circle the
    only one of the three converses that is true.
  • If ABCDE is a polygon with five sides, then
    ABCDE is a pentagon.
  • If GHJK is a trapezoid, then GHJK has four
    sides.
  • If ?LMN measures 45?, then ?LMN is acute.

47
SHORT ANSWER
  • Find values for x and y.

48
SHORT ANSWER
  • How many diagonals does a nine-sided polygon have?

49
SHORT ANSWER
HINT Make a table a write a linear function!
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SHORT ANSWER
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SHORT ANSWER
  • Write the converse of each statement. Circle the
    only one of the three converses that is true.
  • If ABCDE is a polygon with five sides, then
    ABCDE is a pentagon.
  • If GHJK is a trapezoid, then GHJK has four
    sides.
  • If ?LMN measures 45?, then ?LMN is acute.

52
SHORT ANSWER
  • Find values for x and y.

53
SHORT ANSWER
  • How many diagonals does a nine-sided polygon have?

54
SHORT ANSWER
HINT Make a table a write a linear function!
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SHORT ANSWER
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  • SHORT
  • ANSWER

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10610 Discovering GeometryUnit One
Review
  • Work with your group to figure out the answer to
    each question.
  • Write your final answer in the space provided.
  • When the answer is revealed, put a check or an X
    next to the box.
  • When the category is finished, count up your
    checks and write the number at the top of the
    column.
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