Test On Geometry Vocabulary! Knowledge Trivia Quiz!
The knowledge trivia quiz below is designed to test on geometry vocabulary! The key to understanding most geometry question is understanding different shapes, angles and what different words stand for or mean. In the quiz below you will get to test just how well you understand some of the common words used, how about you give it a try and get to see which new words you will learn in the process.
- 1.Lines that intersect to form right angles.
- A.
Parallel Lines
- B.
Skew Lines
- C.
Perpendicular Lines
- D.
Intersecting Lines
- 2.Lines That never Intersect.
- A.
Perpendicular Lines
- B.
Skew Lines
- C.
Intersecting Lines
- D.
Parallel Lines
- 3.An angle that measures less than 90 degrees.
- A.
Right Angle
- B.
Acute Angle
- C.
Obtuse Angle
- D.
Striaght Angle
- 4.Lines that are not in the same plane and do not intersect.
- A.
Skew Lines
- B.
Parallel Lines
- C.
Intersecting Lines
- D.
Perpendicular Lines
- 5.An angle that measures more than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees.
- A.
Straight Angle
- B.
Acute Angle
- C.
Obtuse Angle
- D.
Right Angle
- 6.An angle that measures 180 degrees.
- A.
Reflex Angle
- B.
Obtuse Angle
- C.
Acute Angle
- D.
Straight Angle
- 7.An angle that measures more than 180 degrees.
- A.
Reflex angle
- B.
Straight Angle
- C.
Obtuse Angle
- D.
Right Angle
- 8.The sum of the measure of two angles that equals 180 degrees.
- A.
Supplementary Angles
- B.
Obtuse Angle
- C.
Complementary Angles
- D.
Straight Angle
- 9.It has three congruent sides.
- A.
Isosceles Triangle
- B.
Scalene Triangle
- C.
Acute Triangle
- D.
Equilateral Triangle
- 10.Sane if equal
- A.
Congruent
- B.
Equilateral Triangle
- C.
Scalene Triangle
- D.
Acute Triangle
- 11.It has at least two congruent sides.
- A.
Scalene Triangle
- B.
Acute Triangle
- C.
Obtuse Triangle
- D.
Isosceles Triangle
- 12.Has no congruent sides.
- A.
Isosceles Triangle
- B.
Equilateral Triangle
- C.
Scalene Triangle
- D.
Congruent
- 13.It has three acute angles.
- A.
Acute Triangle
- B.
Obtuse Triangle
- C.
Right Triangle
- D.
Scalene Triangle
- 14.It has one right angle.
- A.
Obtuse Triangle
- B.
Right Triangle
- C.
Scalene Triangle
- D.
Acute Triangle
- 15.It has one obtuse angle.
- A.
Obtuse Triangle
- B.
Acute Triangle
- C.
Right Trignale
- D.
Isosceles Triangle
- 16.An angle that measures 180 degrees.
- A.
Reflex Angle
- B.
Straight Angle
- C.
Acute Angle
- D.
Right Angle
- 17.An enclosed figure
- A.
Parallelogram
- B.
Quadrilateral
- C.
Rectangle
- D.
Polygon
- 18.A four-sided polygon.
- A.
Polygon
- B.
Parallelogram
- C.
Quadrilateral
- D.
Rectangle
- 19.A quadrilateral having opposite sides parallel and congruent.
- A.
Polygon
- B.
Rectangle
- C.
Parallelogram
- D.
Quadrilateral
- 20.A parallelogram with opposite sides congruent and has four right angles.
- A.
Rectangle
- B.
Parallelogram
- C.
Quadrilateral
- D.
Polygon
- 21.
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An exact location in time and space- A.
Line
- B.
Line Segment
- C.
Ray
- D.
Point
- 22.
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A straight path of points that doesn't have a beginning or an end- A.
Point
- B.
Line
- C.
Line Segment
- D.
Ray
- 23.
![Part of a line that has a beginning and an end - ProProfs]( "Part of a line that has a beginning and an end")
Part of a line that has a beginning and an end- A.
Point
- B.
Line
- C.
Ray
- D.
Line Segment
- 24.
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Part of a line that has a beginning but no end- A.
Ray
- B.
Line
- C.
Line Segment
- D.
Point
- 25.Two dimensional flat surface that extends without end
- A.
Ray
- B.
Plane
- C.
Intersecting lines
- D.
Line
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