Geometry Quizzes & Trivia

We’ll take a trip to the past this time and meet some of your old friends from high-school: Euclid, Pythagoras, Thales and a few other ones. This here is a trivia which can take a number of different shapes and sizes. It has a certain volume and spans a considerable area. One small mistake in calculation and the final result is wrong. Choose your position carefully, calculate all the angles and respond to all the questions in our geometry trivia.

What does Pythagoras’ theorem state regarding the cathetus (leg) opposed to the 30 degree angle? What formula is used to calculate the area of a triangle? What formula is used to calculate the volume of a cube? More questions are available in our geometry trivia. Take it now and follow in the footsteps of history’s greatest mathematicians.

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Geometry Quiz For 5th Grade Students

Geometry Terms (grade 5)

Questions: 26 | Attempts: 6673 | Last updated: Jan 27, 2021

Sample Question
What type of geometric drawing is shown below?

Line

Ray

Line segment

Angle

Basic Geometry Quiz For 9th Grade!

This is a basic maths quiz for 9th-grade students covering the concepts of geometry. You have to solve the word problems using the mind rather than the calculator. There is a list of 10 basic questions. Read it carefully and take...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 15120 | Last updated: Sep 7, 2020

Sample Question
How many sides does the triangle have?

3

2

4

9

1

Heron’s Formula: Geometry Quiz! Test

Questions: 15 | Attempts: 3367 | Last updated: Dec 30, 2020

Sample Question
The sides of a triangle are 3 cm, 4 cm, and 5 cm. Its area is:

15 cm2

12 cm2

9 cm2

6 cm2

Geometry: Segment Questions! Trivia Quiz

Below is a geometry trivia quiz made of segment questions! There are a lot of people who get confused when it comes to segments and the quiz below is designed to help them with the basics but also help them solve problems...

Questions: 39 | Attempts: 2771 | Last updated: Aug 31, 2020

Sample Question
a) faces _______________ b) bases ____________ c) edges _____________ d) vertices ______________

A:15 B:9 C:8 D:1

A:7 B:2 C:12 D:8

A:6 B:2 C:12 D:8

A:6 B:2 C:12 D:7

Molecular Geometry And Hybridization Quiz #1

Hybridization is the mixing of atomic orbitals into new hybrid orbitals, suitable for the pairing of electrons. Molecular Geometry highly uses this concept. The quiz below is on the subject. May seem hard, but try it out.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 1603 | Last updated: Jan 11, 2018

Sample Question
For a molecule with the formula AB the molecular shape is _________.

Linear or bent

Linear or trigonal planar

Linear or T-shaped

T-shaped

Trigonal planar

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Geometry Questions & Answers

What is Euclidean geometry?

Euclidean geometry is the study of shapes, sizes, and positions based on the principles and assumptions stated by Greek Mathematician Euclid of Alexandria. It is also called the geometry of flat surfaces. Euclidean geometry is limited to the study of

What is the perimeter of DEFG if PF=7cm, GQ=5cm, DR=4cm, ES=5cm if a quadrilateral DEFG is drawn to circumscribe a circle PQRS?

Perimeter of quadrilateral DEFG = 2(5+4+5+7)cm = 42cm .As GQ=GP=5cm , PF=FS=7cm , SE=RE=5cm and DR=DQ=4cm. [Tangent segments are of equal length]So perimeter of DEFG = GF+FE+ED+DG = GP+PF+FS+SE+ER+DR+DQ+GQ =[5+7+7+5+5+4+4+5]cm=42cm

What is the easiest way to calculate the cosine of an angle?

It can be tricky to calculate the cosine of an angle, however, some ways can make the process easier. The easiest way to calculate the cosine of an angle is to find the length of an adjacent side and divide it by the hypotenuse. The technical terms t

What is the difference between Pyramids and Prisms?

There are some people who tend to become a bit confused with the different shapes that are available. Two of the shapes that people often get confused about is prism and pyramid. The shape of their lateral faces is different. The prism will have a r