MTAP Session 4

MTAP Session 4

By alemar neri

​PERIMETER

​To find the perimeter of a polygon, add the lengths of all the sides of the polygon

​AREA

The area of a polygon measures the size of the region enclosed by the polygon

Answer the Following Questions

Multiple Choice

1. a triangle whose angles measure less than 90 degrees

• a. quadrilateral

• b. right triangle

• c. parallelogram

• d. point

• e. acute triangle

Multiple Choice

2. an exact location in space represented by a dot

• a. quadrilateral

• b. right triangle

• c. parallelogram

• d. point

• e. acute triangle

Multiple Choice

3. a triangle with a 90-degree angle

• a. quadrilateral

• b. right triangle

• c. parallelogram

• d. point

• e. acute triangle

Multiple Choice

4. a polygon with four sides

• a. quadrilateral

• b. right triangle

• c. parallelogram

• d. point

• e. acute triangle

Multiple Choice

5. a quadrilateral with a pair of parallel sides

• a. quadrilateral

• b. right triangle

• c. parallelogram

• d. point

• e. acute triangle

Multiple Choice

6. lines on a plane that never intersect

• a. perimeter

• b. ray

• c. scalene triangle

• d. parallel lines

• e. acute angle

Multiple Choice

7. the distance around a figure

• a. perimeter

• b. ray

• c. scalene triangle

• d. parallel lines

• e. acute angle

Multiple Choice

8. a triangle with no sides equal

• a. perimeter

• b. ray

• c. scalene triangle

• d. parallel lines

• e. acute angle

Multiple Choice

9. part of a line with one endpoint

• a. perimeter

• b. ray

• c. scalene triangle

• d. parallel lines

• e. acute angle

Multiple Choice

10. an angle with a measure less than 90 degrees

• a. perimeter

• b. ray

• c. scalene triangle

• d. parallel lines

• e. acute angle

Multiple Choice

11. a figure formed by 2 rays with the same endpoint

• a. equilateral triangle

• b. regular hexagon

• c. intersecting lines

• d. line of symmetry

• e. angle

Multiple Choice

12. lines that meet at a common point

• a. equilateral triangle

• b. regular hexagon

• c. intersecting lines

• d. line of symmetry

• e. angle

Multiple Choice

13. a polygon with 6 equal sides

• a. equilateral triangle

• b. regular hexagon

• c. intersecting lines

• d. line of symmetry

• e. angle

Multiple Choice

14. a triangle with all its sides equal

• a. equilateral triangle

• b. regular hexagon

• c. intersecting lines

• d. line of symmetry

• e. angle

Multiple Choice

16. a set of points that are equidistant from a fixed point called________

• a. isosceles triangle

• b. line segment

• c. rhombus

• d. obtuse angle

• e. circle

Multiple Choice

17. a quadrilateral with all sides equal

• a. isosceles triangle

• b. line segment

• c. rhombus

• d. obtuse angle

• e. circle

Multiple Choice

18. a triangle with at least two sides equal

• a. isosceles triangle

• b. line segment

• c. rhombus

• d. obtuse angle

• e. circle

Multiple Choice

19. an angle greater 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees

• a. isosceles triangle

• b. line segment

• c. rhombus

• d. obtuse angle

• e. circle

Multiple Choice

20. A part of a line with two endpoints

• a. isosceles triangle

• b. line segment

• c. rhombus

• d. obtuse angle

• e. circle

Multiple Choice

21. lines that intersect at right angles

• a. vertical lines

• b. reflex angle

• c. octagon

• d. perpendicular lines

• e. complementary

Multiple Choice

22. a polygon with eight sides

• a. vertical lines

• b. reflex angle

• c. octagon

• d. perpendicular lines

• e. complementary

Multiple Choice

23. two angles with a sum of 180⁰

• a. vertical lines

• b. reflex angle

• c. octagon

• d. perpendicular lines

• e. Suplementary

Multiple Choice

24. an angle greater than 180⁰

• a. vertical lines

• b. reflex angle

• c. octagon

• d. perpendicular lines

• e. Suplementary

Multiple Choice

25. two equal angles formed by two intersecting lines e. complementary angles

• a. vertical lines

• b. reflex angle

• c. octagon

• d. perpendicular lines

• e. Suplementary