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Module Test Form C

Circles

1. In a circle, all [ Ⓐ chords Ⓑ diameters Ⓒ radii ] are [ Ⓐ chords Ⓑ diameters Ⓒ radii ], but not
all [ Ⓐ chords Ⓑ diameters Ⓒ radii ] are [ Ⓐ chords Ⓑ diameters Ⓒ radii ].

The length of the diameter of ⊙A is 18 cm, the length of the diameter of ⊙D is 40.28 cm, and the length
3
2.
5
of CD is 12.4 cm.

What is the length of AB in decimal form? _______ cm3

3. DOGS The circle graph shows the results of a survey about

participants’ favorite dog breed. The measure of ^
BCD to the
nearest tenth is _______°.

4. In ⊙C, the ratio of m ^

AB to m ^
BD is 2 : 3. m^
BD ≈ [ Ⓐ 7.14 Ⓑ 9.28 Ⓒ 10.7 ]

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5. If the circumference of ⊙A is 11π units, find the length of the diameter of the circle. _____ units

6. What is 1280° represented in radians as a fraction in lowest terms? _______

7. ABC = 86.2°, then m ^

True or false: If m ^ AD = 237.8°.

Ⓐ True
Ⓑ False

8. In ⊙P, MQ ≅ NR . Therefore, m QM
^ = [ Ⓐ 60 Ⓑ 92 Ⓒ 108 ]° and NR = [ Ⓐ 7 Ⓑ 11.7 Ⓒ 17 ] units.

9. Given ⊙X and VW ≅ ZY , what is the exact length of AX ?

AX = _______ units

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10. Describe the steps that can be used to determine m∠EGA. Name any theorems, postulates, or other
relationships that will be used.

11. Given: Quadrilateral EFGH is inscribed in ⊙C.

Prove: ∠F is supplementary to ∠H.

Statements Reasons
1. Quadrilateral EFGH is inscribed in ⊙C. 1. _____

2. m^ ^ = 360°
EFG + mGHE 2. _____
1 ^ 1
3. mGHE ; m∠H = m ^
m∠F = EFG 3. _____
2 2
^ ; 2m∠H = m ^
4. 2m∠F = mGHE EFG 4. _____

5. 2m∠F + 2m∠H = 360° 5. _____

6. 2(m∠F + m∠H) = 360° 6. _____

7. m∠F + m∠H = 180° 7. _____

8. ∠F is supplementary to ∠H. 8. _____

Match the reasons to the corresponding statement to complete the proof.

A Arc Addition Postulate B Substitution Property of Equality
C Multiplication Property of Equality D Given
E Inscribed Angle Theorem F Division Property of Equality
G Distributive Property H Definition of Supplementary

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12. PARK A planning committee would like to put in several different paths near a
monument in a local park.
The monument will be located at point M and path YS will meet path SB at

^ will be _______°.
an angle of _______° and the measure of YB

13. In the figure, the base of the triangle forms a tangent with the circle. What is the length of y?

y = _______ units

14. LIGHTING True or false: Three spotlights have been strategically placed to
light up a statue in the center of a garden. The edge of the beams of light
form a tangent line with the statue. Using the model, Light A must be
located 23 feet from Light B.
Ⓐ True
Ⓑ False

15. JK is tangent to ⊙G at point K, m∠JKG =

5 131 5
x+ , and m∠KGJ = x
2 4 4
99
+ . What is m∠KGJ?
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m∠KGJ = _______°

16. The steps to construct a square inscribed in a circle are given below. Match each description to the
appropriate step to arrange the steps in the correct order.

1. _____ A Adjust the compass so that its width is greater than the radius.

B Draw a line through the intersection points of the arcs. Draw points Q and S where the
2. _____
line intersects the circle.

3. _____ C Draw circle O. Draw a diameter of the circle and label the endpoints P and R.

4. _____ D Draw PQ , QR , RS , and SP.

E Move the compass to point R and draw another arc that intersects the first arc at two
5. _____
points.

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6. _____ F Place the compass at point P and draw an arc inside the circle.

CM is tangent to the circle at C and ⃗

17. In the figure, ⃗ DK is tangent to the circle at D. The sum of m ^
AB and m
^
DC is _______°.

18. In the figure, what is the value of x?

x=[Ⓐ3Ⓑ5Ⓒ7]

19. Josh claims that the measure of ^

AB is the same in both Figure 1 and Figure 2. Is Josh correct? Explain.

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20. A circle has a diameter with endpoints at (−9, 6) and (3, −4). What is the equation of the circle? Select all that
apply.
Ⓐ (x + 3)2 + (y − 1)2 = 61
Ⓑ (x − 3)2 + (y + 1)2 = 61
Ⓒ (x + 3)2 + (y − 1)2 = 9
Ⓓ x2 + y2 + 6x − 2y = 51
Ⓔ x2 + y2 + 6x − 6y = 43
Ⓕ x2 + y2 − 6x + 2y = 51

21. The equation of a circle can be written as x2 + y2 + 6x − 8y = 48. What is the equation written in standard form?

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22. Prove that the point (0, −3) lies on a circle centered at (1, 4) and containing the point (−6, 5). Justify your
reasoning.

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23. As |a| in y = ax2 increases, the distance between the focus and the directrix [ Ⓐ increases Ⓑ decreases
Ⓒ stays the same ].

24. Select all points of intersection for the parabola and the line.
y −5x = x2 −36
8x = y + 26
Ⓐ (–2, –42)
Ⓑ (–2, –30)
Ⓒ (–1, –40)
Ⓓ (4, 6)
Ⓔ (5, 14)

25. Write an equation of a parabola with the focus at (–1, 3) and the directrix y = –2.

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