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Final Jeopardy: Exploring Quadrilaterals and Their Properties

Test your knowledge of quadrilaterals with this engaging Jeopardy-style challenge! Delve into the properties of rectangles, trapezoids, and rhombuses while solving intriguing problems. From isosceles triangles to median calculations, each question boosts your understanding of geometrical concepts. Can you figure out the dimensions of various shapes, find missing angles, and identify properties? This game is perfect for students eager to reinforce their skills in geometry while having fun!

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Final Jeopardy: Exploring Quadrilaterals and Their Properties

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  1. Jeopardy Math Chapter 6 Quadrilaterals

  2. Final Jeopardy

  3. A B 1 2 E C D Rectangles 200 What kind of triangle is ABE?

  4. Answer 200 Isosceles

  5. A B 1 2 E C D Rectangles 400 m<1=71, find m<2

  6. Answer 400 19

  7. A B 1 2 E C D Rectangles 600 AE = 5x – 2, EC = y + x, DB = 18, find x and y

  8. Answer 600 X = 2 1/5, y = 6 4/5

  9. A B 1 2 E C D Rectangles 800 AB = 5, BC = 5, DC = 5, find 2

  10. Answer 800

  11. A B 1 2 E C D Rectangles 1000 AB = 30, BC = 10, AD = y2 – 9y, DC = 4x + 3, find x and y.

  12. Answer 1000

  13. G H X Y J I Trapezoids 200 Write the median formula, using Trap GHIJ with bases GH and JI.

  14. Answer 200 XY = ½(GH + JI)

  15. G H X Y J I Trapezoids 400 If XY = 48 and GH = 20, then find JI.

  16. Answer 400 76

  17. G H X Y J I Trapezoids 600 Find x and each base. GH = 3x – 1, XY = 6x + 5, JI = 10x – 19

  18. Answer 600 X = 30 GH = 89 JI = 281

  19. Trapezoids 800 Using isosceles trapezoid MATH with bases MA and HT with median XY, find m<A. m<H = 7x–4 m<T = 10x–31

  20. Answer 800 m<A = 121

  21. Trapezoids 1000 Using isosceles trapezoid MATH with bases MA and HT with median XY, find x. MT = 4x2+3x HA = 4x2–2x+15

  22. Answer 1000 X = 3

  23. W 15 66 X 10 A Z Y Rhombus 200 Find AY

  24. Answer 200 10

  25. W 15 66 X 10 A Z Y Rhombus 400 Find XY

  26. Answer 400 15

  27. W 15 66 X 10 A Z Y Rhombus 600 Find m<ZAY

  28. Answer 600 90

  29. W 15 66 X 10 A Z Y Rhombus 800 Find m<XWA

  30. Answer 800 66

  31. W 15 66 X 10 A Z Y Rhombus 1000 Find m<XZY

  32. Answer 1000 24

  33. * * * * What am I? 200 * Means same measure

  34. Answer 200 Rectangle

  35. What am I? 400

  36. Answer 400 Trapezoid

  37. What am I? 600

  38. Answer 600 Parallelogram

  39. What am I? 800

  40. Answer 800 Kite

  41. What am I? 1000

  42. Answer 1000 Rhombus

  43. Always, Sometimes,Never200 Diagonals of a rectangle are __________ perpendicular.

  44. Answer 200 Sometimes

  45. Always, Sometimes,Never400 A quadrilateral with three right angles is __________ a parallelogram.

  46. Answer 400 Always

  47. Always, Sometimes,Never600 A diagonal of a kite __________ bisects the angles.

  48. Answer 600 always

  49. Answer 800 Never

  50. Always, Sometimes,Never800 Opposite angles of a trapezoid are __________ congruent.

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