Chapter Four Journal Geometry Quiz
7 Questions
| Total Attempts: 66
This is the quiz I created for my Geometry Chapter 4 Journal. I'm sorry Ms. Vasili, I wanted to replicate a test.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Explain how you can use congruent triangles in your profs.
- 2.
![Classify this triangle by it's sides & angles: - ProProfs]( "Classify this triangle by it's sides & angles:")
Classify this triangle by it's sides & angles:- A.
Equilateral, equiangular, acute
- B.
Isosceles, equiangular
- C.
Scalene, acute
- D.
Right, square
- E.
Oval, KOOL-AID!!!!!!
- 3.What is this?m
- 4.
![Classify this triangle by it's sides & angles: - ProProfs]( "Classify this triangle by it's sides & angles:")
Classify this triangle by it's sides & angles:- A.
Scalene, acute
- B.
"I've had no breakfast!!!!"
- C.
Equiangular
- D.
Obtuse, scalene
- E.
SSS postulate
- 5.If ^MNO is congruent to ^QRS, then what else is congruent?
- A.
Some of the angles
- B.
All corresponding angles and sides.
- C.
Half the sides
- D.
That Randall peed in a bottle on the bus!
- E.
Iran
- 6.Name the four thereoms or postulates that state triangles are congruent.
- A.
Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force, (and coast guard)
- B.
Angle-Side-Side
- C.
SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS
- D.
USA, USS, HMS, SMS
- E.
GO TO TRASH CAN!
- 7.
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What is x? (drawing not to scale, for conceptual purposes only)
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