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Geometry 1st Semester Review Name________________________________#_____ YOU MUST SHOW ALL WORK TO RECEIVE CREDIT. YOU MAY USE SEPARATE PAPER, BUT IT MUST BE ATTACHED. Use the diagram at right for questions 1-4. 1. A Give 2 ways to name a line containing point A. 2. Name 2 points that are collinear with point D. 3. Name 2 points that are NOT collinear with points C and B. 4. Name a plane passing through points F, C, and E. F C D B E K m Use the figure at right for questions 5 –7. 5. Name all the lines that intersect at E. 6. Name a plane parallel to ABG 7. Name a line that is skew to AF . B C G A H D F E Answer questions 8-12, given that R(-3, -4) and S(5, 7). 8. What is the midpoint of RS . 9. What are the coordinates for point U if S is the midpoint of RU . 10. What is the slope of RS ? 11. What is the slope of a line perpendicular to RS ? 12. Find RS. 13. AB = 3x + 6, BC = 2x + 14, and B is the midpoint of AC . Find AC. 14. AC = 3x - 1, BC = 12 - x, and B is the midpoint of AC . Find AB. 15. L is between M and P. LP = x, MP = 27, and ML = 4x – 3. Find x. 16. L is between M and P. ML = 13, LP = x – 1, MP = 3x + 6. Find x. Use the figure at right for questions 17 - 20. 17. m CHA = (4x + 1) , m SHA = (2x – 2) m CHS = 125 . Find x. 18. m CHA = 25 , m SHA = (2x + 6) m CHS = (5x + 4) . Find x. 19. HA is an angle bisector, m SHA = (5x – 4) , and m CHS = (x + 37) . Find m CHA. C H A S 20. HA is an angle bisector. m CHA = (5x + 7) , and m CHS = 87 . Find x. Use the diagram at right for questions 21 –27. 21. What kind of angle pair is 2 and 3? If m // n , m 2 = (3x + 12) and m 3 = (4x – 7) . Find x. 22. What kind of angle pair is 7 and 5? If m // n , m 7 = (16x – 20) and m 5 = (13x + 7) . Find x. 23. 1 2 8 m 3 What kind of angle pair is 8 and 7? If m // n , m 8 = (6x) and m 7 = (13x - 10) . Find x. 7 4 6 n 5 24. What kind of angle pair is 1 and 5? If m // n , m 1 = (4x - 5) and m 5 = (3x + 11) . Find x. 25. What kind of angle pair is 2 and 4? If m // n , m 2 = (7x - 12) and m 4 = (3x) . Find x. 26. What kind of angle pair is 8 and 5? If m // n , m 8 = (8x + 40) and m 5 = (6x) . Find x. 27. What kind of angle pair is 1 and 6? If m // n , m 1 = (3x + 18) and m 6 = 108 . Find x. 28. The measure of an angle is 6 more than 3 times its complement. Find the measure of both angles. 29. The measure of an angle is 18 less than 8 times its supplement. Find the measure of both angles. 30. Write the equation of a line that passes through (4, 10) and is parallel to the line with the equation y = -3x + 7. 31. Write the equation of a line that passes through (6, -5) and is perpendicular to the line with the equation y = -2x – 9. Use CHS at right for questions 32 – 35. 32. 33. If HA is an altitude, what is the m HAS? If SH is an altitude with slope of C 3 , what is the slope of CH ? 4 H 34. CP is a median, HP = 3x + 9 and HS = 8x – 4. Find x. 35. MO is a perpendicular bisector of CS . If m OMS = (16x – 38) , find the value of x. 36. Determine the order of the SIDES from shortest to longest. a. b. P A 63 G 52 65 I H 47 93 43 M M O S 37. If the perimeter of ΔCAT = 84, CA = 2x + 7, AT = 5x + 6, and CT = 6x – 20, determine the order the ANGLES from largest to smallest. 38. Determine the order of the ANGLES from smallest to largest. P a. b. 12 G A 93 50 34 H I 43 M 77 39. In ΔCAT, m C = (7x + 10) , m A = (3x + 14) , and m T = (6x + 20) , determine the order the SIDES from longest to shortest. 40. Determine if the measures can form the sides of a triangle. a. 70, 79, 18 b. 72, 5, 77 c. 14, 90, 25 41. Given 2 sides of triangle, between what 2 numbers must the measure of 3rd side fall. a. 37 and 16 b. 5 and 23 c. 41 and 28 42. What is the longest side in the figure. L 25 F 43. What is the longest side in the figure. I 60 T 56 89 82 43 48 73 34 76 64 70 A T R E 44. Write the inverse of the statement, “If two angles are vertical, then they are congruent.” Determine if the inverse is true or false. 45. Write the converse of the statement, “If two angles are vertical, then they are congruent.” Determine if the converse is true or false. 46. Write the contrapositive of the statement, “If two angles are vertical, then they are congruent.” Determine if the contrapositive is true or false. 47. Give a counterexample to show that the statement below is false. “If two angles are supplementary then one of the angles is acute and the other is obtuse.” 48. A biconditional must contain what phrase? 49. Given that the statement below is of the form p kind of statement called? 50. q, write the statement p “If angles form a linear pair, then they are supplementary.” Name the algebraic property: If JK – 3 = PQ + 4, then JK = PQ + 7. q in words. What is this 51. Name the algebraic property: If m ABC = m DEF, then m DEF = m ABC. 52. Name the algebraic property: If m A = 45 and m A + 40 = m B, then 45 + 40 = m B. 53. Complete the statement using the reflexive property: AB = ____________. 54. Complete the statement using the subtraction property: If m JHK + 30 = 120, then ______________. 55. Complete the statement using the definition of midpoint: If A is the midpoint of BC , then _________. 56. Complete the statement using the definition of congruent statements: If PR , then ___________. 57. If 58. In the conditional, “If two angles are right angles, then they are congruent,” identify the hypothesis and conclusion. 59. Classify the triangle below by its angles and sides. LM AC and DE intersect at B and m ABD = 41 – x and m CBE = 5x – 13, find x. 50 40 60. Classify the triangle below by its angles and sides. 98 41 61. In ABC, m A = m B = m C, classify the triangle by its angles and sides. 62. In ABC, 63. In DEF, m E = m F = 60 . DF = 7 – 2x and the perimeter of DEF = 51. Find x. 64. In isosceles triangle, GHI, 65. In the figure below, m ABD = (7x + 9) , m D = (6x) , and m C = (42 – 2x) . Find x. AB BC , and m B = 90 . and m A=(4x + 1) . Find x. A B I is the vertex angle and m G = 72 . Find m I. C D 66. Complete the congruence statement, ABC B D A C E ___________ by ____________. 67. Complete the congruence statement, ABC B D A 68. ___________ by ____________. C Complete the congruence statement if ADC is an isosceles triangle with vertex angle, ABC ___________ by ____________. B D, and E D A 69. 70. ABC C DEF, m A = (5x) , m B = 85 , m F = 65 . Find x. Complete the statement : ADB CDB because C B A ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ 71. Complete the congruence statement: A ABC D _____________ by ______________. B C D 72. In quadrilateral ABCD, m A = 90 , m B = 94 , m C = (4x – 2) , and m D = (5x + 34) . Find x. 73. Draw a regular convex octagon. 74. Draw a concave heptagon. 75. Determine which of the following is a parallelogram. (a) (b) (c) (d) AE CB . 76. ABCD is a parallelogram. m B = (13x + 27) , m C = 49 . Find x. 77. If EFGH is a parallelogram, complete each statement. F G a) FEH ______________ b) FG = _________________ c) FJ = __________________ J E d) H HEG ______________ e) m GFE + ______________ = 180 78. DEFG is a parallelogram. m D = (3x + 14) , m G = (5x – 38) , m E = y , m F = (2z) . Find x, y, z. 79. How do you know that RSTU is a parallelogram? S T R U For questions 80-83, write the two column proof. 80. Given: x // y 81. 1 1 4 Prove: p //m 3 x 5 y 4 p H M K 5 6 7 8 J L (11 Steps) Given: C is the midpoint of B E Prove: DBC AEC (5 Steps) GH // KL Prove: 5 & 8 are supplementary m ( 5 Steps) 82. G Given: HJ // LM 83. Given: BE D BD AC BD bisects ABC Prove: B (8 Steps) C E A A B C A D C Geometry 1st Semester Review Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. m, AD 5. 6. DE , GE , FE FHE 7. BC GC DE HD 8. 9. 10. B & C, or F & E F, E, or A K or FCE 1, 31. y 32. 90 33. 3 2 (13, 18) 11 11 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 185 x=8, 60 x=5, 7 6 3 21 9 x=5, 21 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 7.3 linear pair, 25 vertical, 9 CIA, 10 AEA, 16 CA, 3 none, 10 none, 18 69 , 21 22 , 158 y = -3x + 22 80. a. a. b. c. d. x // y a. HJ a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. GH // KL 1 4 1 4 4 3 p //m // LM , 6 8 m 6=m 8 5 7 m 5=m 7 6 & 7 are supp. m 6 + m 7 = 180 m 8 +m 7 = 180 m 8 + m 5 = 180 5 & 8 are supp. 2 x 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 8 4 3 11 8 36. PI , GI , PG 37. 38. HA , HM , AM C, A, T I, P, G 39. 40. CA , AT , CT Y, N, N 41. 21 & 53 18 & 28 13 & 69 42 FT H, 8 1 34. 35. 8 11. 81. Name________________________________#_________ A, 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. M 71. 72. 73. 43. TI 44. If two angles are not vertical, then they are not congruent; FALSE 45. If two angles are congruent, then they are vertical; FALSE 46. If two angles are not congruent, then they are not vertical; TRUE 47. Two right angles 48. “if and only if” 49. If angles do not form a linear pair, then they are not supplementary; INVERSE 50. Addition Property 51. Symmetric Property 52. Substitution Property a. a. b. c. d. Given Given // CA Transitive AIA // a. Given a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. Given // CA Defn // CA Defn Linear Pair Postulate Def supp ’s Substitution Substitution Def supp ’s 82. 83. a. B 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. AB m JHK = 90 BA = AC LM = PR x=9 Hyp: two angles are right angles; CONC: they are congruent right, scalene isosceles, obtuse equiangular, equilateral, acute, isosceles x = 11 x = -5 m I = 36 x = 11 EBD; ASA DCB; AAS CEA; SAS x=6 CBD ABD by SAS or SSS, so ADB CDB by CPCTC DCB; HL x = 16 8 sides, all angles and sides marked congruent 7 sides, with at least one side “caved in” C x=8 (a) FGH (b) EH (c) JH (d) FGE (e) m FGH or m FEH x = 25.5, y = 89.5, z = 45.25 RS TU by CPCTC. If a quadrilateral has one pair of opp. sides that are both and || then it is a parallelogram. a. Given b. C is the midpoint of BE E b. Given c. d. d. e. BC c. d. d. e. Def. of midpoint Def. of vertical angles Vertical s ASA a. BD a. Given a. b. c. d. BD bisects ABC BDA, BDC are right BDA BDC ABD CBD a. b. c. d. Given Def. of All rt. s Def. of bisector e, f. g. BD BD ABD CBD A C e. f. g. Reflexive Prop ASA CPCTC EC DCB and ACE are v. DCB ACE DBC AEC AC s