2nd Quarter: Geometry Exam

TOPIC I
STATEMENTS AND NEGATIONS

Test 1 – Convert the following statements into conditional, converse, inverse, and
contrapositive.
a) A rhombus is a square.
b) Linear pairs are supplementary.
c) Parallel lines do not intersect.
d) Collinear points lie on the same plane.
e) An angle bisector divides the angle into two equal angles.

TOPIC II
SURFACE AREA

Test 2 – Get the lateral and the total surface area of the following figures using the dimensions
given below.
a) Rectangular Prism: Side: 10 cm
Length: 15cm d) Cylinder:
Width 10cm Diameter: 16 in.
Height: 3cm Height: 5 in.
b) Cube: e) Cone:
Side: 6 in. Diameter: 10 mm.
c) Pyramid: Slant height: 7 mm.
Base: 10 cm f) Sphere:
Height: 6 cm Diameter: 24 c

Test 3 – Solve the following problems and identify what is asked.

Akira receives a prize at the science fair for having the most informative project.
Her trophy is in the shape of a square pyramid, covered in gold foil. How many sq.
in. of gold foil will it take to cover the whole trophy?
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Jairus is working on a rectangular stage that needs to be covered with red cloth. The red cloth measures 17
sqm. Is it enough to cover the whole stage?

TOPIC III
RELATIONS INCLUDING ANGLES AND SEGMENTS
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Test 4 – Find what is asked and draw a number line representing your answers for each
question.
a) Perhaps A is the midpoint of YH. YA = 4, AH = 8. What is the measure of YH?
b) The coordinate of T is -8, the coordinate of E is 6? What is the measure of TE?

c) If A is the midpoint of TE, what is the coordinate of A?

d) The coordinate of B is 16, the coordinate of O is 7. What is the coordinate of I, if O is the midpoint?

TOPIC IV
ANGLE PAIRS

Test 5 – Identify the angle pairs in the illustration below. Give at least 3 for each pair.

a) Supplementary Angles

b) Complementary Angles
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c) Linear Pairs

d) Vertical Angles

e) Adjacent Angles

TOPIC V
PARALLEL LINES CUT BY A TRANSVERSAL

Test 6 – Solve for x, and identify all of the measures of the angles below.

TOPIC VI
ANGLES AND SIDES OF A TRIANGLE

Test 7 – Identify the sides from longest to shortest from the triangles given
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Test 8 – Identify the angles from smallest to largest from the triangles given

Test 9 – Identify the range of the values for the third side of the triangle
a) 5, 8

b) 7, 19

c) 6, 30

d) 23, 40

e) 3, 9