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Geometry Unit 4 Review Revised Summer 08 Show all work on a separate sheet of work paper. Remember to follow the criteria for credit. Competency 1: Triangles and Angles Competency 2: Identify congruence 1. Sketch a triangle to fit the description. If not possible, write Not Possible. Sketch a right, isosceles triangle. For questions 7 – 11, decide if there is a 0congruence postulate you can use to prove that the given triangles are congruent. If so, write the congruence statement and identify the postulate. If not, write Not Possible. 2. A triangle with no sides congruent is a(n) _____________ triangle. 7. A D B 3. A triangle with a 125 angle is a(n) _____________ triangle. C 8. 4. Using the given information in the drawing below, find the values of x and y. E R F O S N T M x° 100° y° 9. 5. Using the given information in the drawing below, find the values of x and y. P A 2" 2" 2" Q 2" R B 30° x° y° A 10. 6. Find the measures of the angles of this triangle. D C (3x – 16)° (x + 11)° E B x° M 11. 6 cm 6 cm N Page 1 of 4 © Mastery Mathematics O P C Geometry Unit 4 Review Competency 3: Congruence of triangles 16. a) Copy the given figure and mark any parts that are equal in measure For questions 12 and 13, identify the congruent triangles from the given drawings, and state how you know that they are congruent. b) Identify how you would prove the triangles congruent. Given: SQ and PR bisect each other. 12. N Revised Summer 08 R O R S P M T 13. P X W Y Z Competency 4: Using congruence in applications For questions 14 and 15, state one additional fact that is needed for the pair of triangles to be congruent. State why they would be congruent 14. Q B D For the two partial proofs below, supply the missing statements or reasons. Proof #1 Given: AB DE , AB DE Prove: ABC DEC C E A C A E F B 15. V X Y Z Page 2 of 4 W Statement 1. AB DE AB DE 2. A D B E 3. ABCDEC © Mastery Mathematics Reason 1. Given 17. 18. D Geometry Unit 4 Review Proof #2 Revised Summer 08 23. Use the information provided in the drawing to find x and y. Given: XY XZ , XWYZ Prove: 1 2 x° X 1 2 40° y° Y 3 4 W 24. Use the information provided in the drawing to find x and y. Z Statement 1. XY XZ , XWYZ 19. Reason 1. Given x° 120° 2. If 2 lines are , they form right angles 3. Reflexive Property 4.Definition of a right 5. HL Theorem 21. 20. 4. XWY&XWZ are right s 5. XWYXWZ 6. 12 y° 30° 25. Use the information provided in the drawing to find x. 56' (8x)' Competency 5: Isosceles, Equilateral Triangles 26. Use the information provided in the drawing to find x and y. 22. Use the information provided in the drawing to find x and y. y° 50° Page 3 of 4 y° 70° x° x° © Mastery Mathematics Geometry Unit 4 Review Revised Summer 08 Competency 6: D.P.- Multiple Choice 27. In the diagram below, ab. Find m 1 and m 2, if m 1 = 3x + 60 and m 2 = 6x – 30. [A] 3 t a 30. Write the equation of a line that has a y-intercept of –3 and is perpendicular 2 to the graph of y x . 3 [C] y 2 x3 3 1 [B] y b 2 [A] m 1 = 30 , m 2 = 150 [B] m 1 = 30 , m 2 = 60 [C] m 1 = 150 , m 2 = 150 [D] m 1 = 150 , m 2 = 30 28. Find the slope of the line parallel to the graph of 3x + 2y = 8. 3 [A] 2 2 [B] 3 3 [C] 2 2 [D] 3 29. Using the drawing below name two lines that are skew to DG . J D I E 3 x3 2 [D] y 3x 2 3 31. Which of the following arguments is INVALID? Justify your answer in the space provided. [A] If two angles form a linear pair, then they are supplementary. A and B are supplementary. So, A and B form a linear pair. [B] If the sum of the measure of two angles is 90 , then the two angles are complementary. m A + m C = 90 . Therefore, A and C are complementary. [C] If today is Friday, I’m eating fish for dinner. Today is Friday the 13th. Therefore, I’m eating fish for dinner tonight. G K H [D] F [A] EF & JI [C] IH & IG [B] DE & GF [D] FH & IH Page 4 of 4 3 x 2 If Marcus passes his Geometry test with a at least a B, his parents will allow him to go to Winter Formal. Marcus gets an A on the test. So, he will be going to Winter Formal. © Mastery Mathematics Geometry Unit 4 Review Revised Summer 08 Competency 1: Competency 4: 1. 17. If lines are parallel => alt interior ’s 18. ASA 19. 3 &4 are right ’s 20. XW XW 21. CPCTC 2. Scalene triangle 3. Obtuse triangle 4. X=20, Y=80 5. X=105, Y=75 6. 37, 48, 95 Competency 5: Competency 2: 22. x=50 y=80 7. ABCDFE; ASA 23. x=70 y=70 8. RSTMNO; SSS 24. x = 60 y = 30 25. x = 7’ 9. PQRCAB (or ∆BAC); SAS 26. x = 55, y=55 10. Not Possible 11. MNOMPO; HL Competency 6: Competency 3: 27. C 28. A 12. MONPOR; AAS 29. D 13. WYXWYZ; SSS 14. Can vary, either FE CB SAS, 30. B 31. A DA ASA or EB AAS 15. Can vary, either VY XY SAS, VX AAS or ZW ASA Justification: Not all supplemental angles form a linear pair. 16. a) R S b) Congruent by SAS T P Page 5 of 4 Q © Mastery Mathematics Geometry Unit 4 Review Revised Summer 08 Competency 1: 1. 2. Scalene triangle Competency 4: 3. Obtuse triangle 4. X=20, Y=80 17. If lines are parallel => alt interior ’s 18. ASA 19. 3 &4 are right ’s 20. XW XW 21. CPCTC 5. X=105, Y=75 6. 37, 48, 95 Competency 2: 7. ABCDFE; ASA Competency 5: 8. RSTMNO; SSS 22. x=50 y=80 9. PQRCAB (or ∆BAC); SAS 23. x=70 y=70 10. Not Possible 24. x = 60 y = 30 11. MNOMPO; HL 25. x = 7’ Competency 3: 26. x = 55, y=55 12. MONPOR; AAS Competency 6: 13. WYXWYZ; SSS 27. C 14. Can vary, either FE CB SAS, 28. A DA ASA or EB AAS 29. D 15. Can vary, either VY XY SAS, VX AAS or ZW ASA 16. 30. B 31. A a) R S T P Page 6 of 4 b) Congruent by SAS Justification: Not all supplemental angles form a linear pair. Q © Mastery Mathematics