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This comprehensive review focuses on key geometry concepts, including the identification of angles (acute, obtuse, right, and straight) and understanding lines (parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting). It also covers naming shapes, measuring angles, and classifying triangles by their angles and sides (equilateral, isosceles, and scalene). The unit emphasizes understanding symmetry in shapes, with engaging questions and practical examples that boost spatial reasoning skills. Master these concepts to build a strong foundation in geometry.
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Unit 8 Review Geometry
#1 All of the following are examples of what type of angle? Why? Acute angles because they are all less than 90 degrees
#2 All of the following angles are what type of angles? How do you know? Obtuse angles because they are greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees
#3 What type of angle is shown below? A straight angle because it is exactly 180 degrees
#4 What type of angles are shown below? Right angle because they are exactly 90 degrees
#6 Name the pictures shown below Ray AB Point A Line segment AB
#9 Name this angle. Angle JKL or LKJ OR Angle K
#10 What is the vertex of this angle?. 560 ÷ 7 The vertex is at point K where the two rays meet
#11 Name this angle. Angle B or Angle ABC or Angle CBA
#12 What are 3 ways you can name the two angles below? angle KLM, Angle MLK or angle L angle RTS, Angle STR or angle T
What is the measurement of this angle? #14 50 degrees
#15 What is the degree measure of angle DOA? 90 degrees
#15 What is the degree measure of angle EOA? 120 degrees
I can recognize angle measures in circles What types of angles are shown? Acute angle and right angle
I can recognize angle measures in circles Obtuse angle and straight angle
#16 What kind of triangles are shown below? Acute Right Acute
What kind of triangles are shown below? Obtuse, right, obtuse
#18 What kind of triangles are shown below? Acute, obtuse, acute
#19 Name the following triangles according to their sides Equilateral, right, equilateral Isosceles, isosceles, scalene
#20 45 degrees
#21 90 degrees
#22 108 degrees
#23 50 degrees
I can identify parallel, perpendicular and intersecting lines
#26 Tell whether the lines below are parallel,perpendicular, intersecting, or neither Perpendicular and intersecting
#27 Tell whether the lines below are parallel,perpendicular, intersecting, or neither neither
#28 Tell whether the lines below are parallel,perpendicular, intersecting, or neither parallel
#30 Tell whether the lines below are parallel,perpendicular, intersecting, or neither intersecting
Name two streets that are parallel to Lincoln Street Washington and Jefferson
Name 2 streets that are perpendicular to Lincoln Street First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
#35 I have four sides and four angles. All of my four sides and angles are equal. What polygon am I? A square
#36 I am a four sided polygon. Two of my sides are parallel and two are not. What am I? Trapezoid
#37 I am a four sided polygon with 2 pairs of parallel sides. What am I? Parallelogram or rectangle
#38 I am a triangle with 2 equal sides What am I? Isosceles triangle
#38 I am a triangle with 2 equal sides What am I? Isosceles triangle
#38 Is the dotted line on the circle a line of symmetry? No
#38 Is the dotted line on the circle a line of symmetry? Yes
#38 Is the dotted line on the circle a line of symmetry? No
#38 How many lines of symmetry does this figure have? 2
#38 How many lines of symmetry does this figure have? 0
#38 How many lines of symmetry does this figure have? 6