A.

MULTIPLE CHOICE (1-15)

B. MATCHING TYPE (1-15)
C. ENUMERATION (1-20)
D. SOLVING PROBLEM (1-10)

A. MULTIOLE CHOICE

1.It is a flat surface, slanted four sided figure extends indefinitely on both side.
a. point b. line segment c. plane d. Angle
2.Contains many points and extends indefinitely on both sides.
a. plane b. line c. Ray d. Angle
3.It represents a Dot on a dice
a. angle b. Ray c. point d. plane
4.What is the Supplement of angle A whose measure is 75 ?
a. 45 b. 100 c. 105 d. 90
5.Lines that is coplanar but never intersects.
a. perpendicular line b. Intersecting line c. Line segment d. parallel line
6. What is the Complement of angle x if angle y = 48 ?
a. 45 b. 44 c. 43 d.42
7. considered Part of a line that has two endpoints.
a. point b. line segment c.line d. ray
8. Lines that meet at a point.
a. intersecting b. parallel c. perpendicular d. angle
9. What is the measure of each interior angles of a regular decagon?
a. 144 b. 154 c. 164 d.174
10. What is the sum of the measure of the interior angle of a tile, which is in the shape of the pentagon
a. 540 b. 640 c. 740 d. 840
11.If the sum of the measures of four exterior angles of a pentagon is 300 , what is the measure of the fifth
exterior angle?
a.30 b. 40 c. 50 d. 60
12. How many sides does the polygon have if the sum of each interior angle is 900 ?
a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8
13.Two angles share a common side and a vertex. Which of the following best describes the pair of angles if
the sum is 90 .
a. adjacent and complementary c. non-adjacent and complementary
b. adjacent and supplementary d. non-adjacent and supplementary
14.Which of the following is a set of all points in a plane that are equidistant from a given point in a plane?
a. angle b. circle c. square d. triangle
15.Which of the following passes through the center of the circle and twice the length of the radius?
a.arc b. diameter c. secant d. tangent
 55. The statement “The diameter is the longest chord in a circle”, is ___________.
               A. always true
               B. always false
               C. sometimes true and sometimes false
               D. cannot be determined
56. Find the perimeter of a triangular piece of cloth measuring 3.84 cm, 6.23 cm, and 5.6 cm.
               A. 15.67 cm 
               B. 14. 113 cm C. 15. 14 cm D. 15.97 cm
___57. How many sides does a convex polygon have if the sum of measures of its angles is
900?
               A. 6                B. 7                C. 8                D. 5
_____58. Find the sum of the measure of the interior angles of a regular decagon.
               A. 1200                                             C. 14400
               B. 1800                                             D. 1440
_____59. Triangle DEF is an isosceles triangle, where ∠D = 800; m∠E = 200. Find the measure of ∠F.
               A. 600                B. 80                C. 200                D. 450
_____60. The sum of the measures of the interior angles of a convex polygon is 2700o. Find the number of sides.
               A. 14                  B. 16                C. 18                  D. 17

_____42. What is a polygon?

               A. A closed figure made up of straight line segments
               B. A closed figure made up of curved edges
               C. An open figure made up of straight line segments
               D. A closed figure made up of crossed line segments
_____43. A polygon has to have
               A. at least two sides                           C. four or more sides
               B. at least three sides                         D. no side
_____44. What do you call a six-sided polygon?
               A. A Heptagon                                  C. A Henagon
               B. A Hexagon                                   D. A Pentagon
_____45. A diagonal is what?
               A. A polygon with four sides.
               B. A 90-degree angle.
               C. A segment that cuts through a polygon at 45 degrees.
               D. A segment that connects any two nonconsecutive vertices in a polygon.
_____46. It is a set of all points of the plane at a given distance from a fixed point of the plane called the center.
               A. angle                                              C. circle points
               B. arc 
_____47. A circle is named by its _________.
               A. center                                             C. arc
               B. point                                               D. circumference
_____48. The ________ of a circle is the distance from the center of a circle to any point on the circle.

               A. Radius                 C. center 

               B. diameter              D. chord
_____49. What is CB?
               A. center
               B. radius
               C. circumference
               D. diameter
_____50. The distance across a circle through the center is called the __________.
               A. Circumference                                C. area 
               B. radius                                              D. diameter
_____51. The diameter is _____.
               A. the same as the radius                    C. 3 times the radius 
               B. 4 times the radius                           D. 2 times the radius
_____52. A circle is a shape with all its points the same distance from its _____.
               A. Radius                                            C. center
               B. diameter                                          D. chord
_____53. Which of the following is true?
               A. Arc of a circle is part of the circumference.
               B. Arc of a circle is part of the chord.
               C. Arc of a circle is part of the diameter.
               D.  Arc of a circle is part of the radius.
_____54. What is a chord?
               A. a straight line from the center of the circle to a point on the circle.
               B. a straight line from one point on the circle to another point on the circle.
               C. a curved part of a circle.
               D. the distance around a circle.

_____35. What does a straightedge be used to when bisecting an angle? 

               A. Mark the point M. 

               B. Measure the angle AOB. 
               C. Copy the angle with an arc. 
               D. Connect point M and vertex O. 
_____36. What geometric construction is shown in the diagram below? 
               A. an angle bisector 
               B. a line parallel to a given line 
               C. an angle congruent to a given angle 
               D. a perpendicular bisector of a segment 

Gwenn is using a straightedge and compass to do the

construction shown.

_____37.  Which best describes the construction Gwenn is doing?            

               A. a line through P parallel to line I 
               B. a line through P intersecting line I 
               C. a line through P congruent to the line I 
               D. a line through P perpendicular to line I 
_____38. What must be the measure of the angles formed when constructing perpendicular lines? 
               A. 60°                C. 120° 
               B. 90°                D. 180° 
_____39. Which step should we do first when constructing line parallel to line AB using a compass and straightedge? 
               A. Draw a transverse line. 
               B. Draw a point off to the given line. 
               C. Draw an arc across both lines. 
               D. Draw a straight line through a certain point. 
_____40. What will be the relationship of line RS to line JQ in the given image? 
               A. Parallel                       
               B. Congruent 
               C. Similar
               D. Perpendicular

_____41. Which of these figures are considered convex polygon?

_____25. Which of the following is a Euclidean tool? 

               A. Clip                                               C. Pencil
               B. Compass                                       D. Protractor
_____26. Which of the following is ALWAYS TRUE?
               A. If two lines or segments intersect and form a right angle, then they are perpendicular.
               B. If two lines or segments intersect and form an acute angle, then they are perpendicular.
               C. If two lines or segments intersect and form an obtuse angle, then they are perpendicular.
               D. If two lines or segments intersect, then they are perpendicular.
_____27. BD is an angle bisector of <ABC, forming <ABD and < DBC. Describe the relationship between <ABD and <

DBC.                                                       
               A. They are always congruent.
               B. They are seldom congruent. 
               C. They are never congruent.
               D. They are sometimes congruent. 

For items 8-10, use the figure below. 

_____28. If BDA ADC, which of these is the angle bisector of BDC? 

               A. DA                B. DB                C. DC                D. DE 
_____29. If ADC CDE, which of these is the angle bisector of ADE? 
               A. DA                B. DB                C. DC                D. DE 

_____30. If DA is an angle bisector of BDC, which of the following is true? 

               A. DB DA          B. ADC CDE     C. BDA CDE    D./ BDA ADC
_____31. What does the tool on the right called?                                               
               A. Compass                                  C. Pencil swingy-thing 
               B. Circle creator                           D. Arc maker 
_____32. Which diagram shows a correct mathematical construction using 
only a compass and a straightedge to bisect an angle? 
               A. I                C. III 
               B. II                D. IV 
_____33. What does the word bisect mean? 
               A. To cut something into more than five pieces. 
               B. To cut something into two parts (of any size) 
               C. To cut something into small pieces 
               D. To cut something into two congruent pieces or in half.   

_____34. Which statement best describes the construction? 

               A. Ray OC trisects angle BOA. 
B. Ray OC is parallel to ray OA.

   C. Ray OC is parallel to both rays OA and OB. 

               D. Ray OC bisects angle BOA.