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Name:__________________________ Geometry Unit 1 Test Part 1 Answer Sheet 1.)__________ 2.)__________ 3.)__________ 4.)__________ 5.)__________ 6.)__________ 7.)__________ 8.)__________ 9.)__________ 10.)_________ Name:______________________________ Geometry Unit 1 Test Directions: Part 1 multiple choice questions are worth two points each. Partial credit is not given. All answers must be put on the answer sheet. No credit will be given for any question left blank. 1.) Which definition best describes the image to the right? a. The set consisting of A, B, and all points on the line AB between A and B. b. Given a point A in the plane and a number r>0, it is the set of all points in the plane that are distance r from the point C. c. A straight one-dimensional figure having no thickness and extending infinitely in both directions. d. Two half-lines in a plane which meet one another at their end-points and do not make a straight line. 2.) Which definition best describes the image to the right? a. straight lines which, being in the same plane and being drawn infinitely in both directions, do not meet one another in either direction b. A line that intersects two lines such that it intersects the first line at A and the second line at B, where A and B are not the same point. c. Two lines that intersect such that the angle at the point of intersection is equal to 90o d. Two non-adjacent angles formed by two intersecting lines 3.) Find the value of a in the diagram to the right. a. 80o b. 70o c. 30o d. 50o 4.) Which center is represented in the diagram to the right? a. Orthocenter b. Incenter c. Circumcenter d. Centroid For questions 5-8, use the diagram to the right. 5.) What is the value of e? a. 45o b. 50o c. 25o d. 100o 6.) What is an appropriate justification for question 5? a. Linear Pairs are Supplementary b. Sum of the angles on a straight line equals 180o c. Vertical angles are congruent d. Alternate interior angles are congruent 7.) What is the value of b? a. 25o b. 155o c. 65o d. 55o 8.) What is an appropriate justification for question 7? a. Linear Pairs are Supplementary b. Vertical angles are congruent c. Exterior angles in a triangle equal the sum of the remote angles d. Alternate interior angles are congruent 9.) In the diagram to the right, which point is equidistant from the endpoints of line RS. a. b. c. d. A B C D 10.) Which construction below represents an appropriate construction to obtain an angle that is congruent to a given angle? a. f c. b. F d. Part 2: All work must be shown for this portion of the test. Partial credit will be awarded according to the amount of correct work shown. For any construction, be sure to show ALL construction marks. 11.) Construct a square below: 12.) Construct a regular hexagon below: 13.) Construct a line parallel to the given line that goes through point A. Write the steps that you followed to complete the construction below. STEPS: 14.) In the diagram below, determine the value of a, b, and c. Justify each step of the process formally. 15.) Prove the measures of the interior angles of a triangle sum to 180o. Draw a diagram to help you complete your proof. Be sure to justify each step of your proof. 16.) Prove that vertical angles are congruent. Draw a diagram to help you complete your proof. Be sure to justify each step of your proof.