Year 8 Geometry Test B (Standard)

what is the pronumeral

• 148°

• 32°

• 58°

• 212°

find the value of the pronumeral

• 175°

• 5°

• 100

• 185°

An exterior angle of a triangle is 106°. The two opposite interior angles are a° and 57°. The value of a° is

• 163°

• 49°

• 17°

• 57°

an angle of 145° is:

• obtuse angle

• actue angle

• reflex angle

• right angle

the complement of 38° is:

• 38°

• 142°

• 322°

• 52°

Adjacent angles are:

• are complementary

• are suplementory

• have a common vertex and a common arm

• are verticually oppisite

When two triangles have two pairs of sides the same length and the angle formed by the two sides is the same, we say they are congruent because of:

• AAS

• SAS

• SSS

• ASA

In a kite an angle between two sides of different lengths is 98°. Another angle in the kite must be:

• 131°

• 98°

• 133°

• 262°

Which statement is true for a rhombus

• diagonals bisect each other at right angles

• all angles are right angles

• has no side or diagonal properties

• diagonals parallel

The exterior angle of a _______________ is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior angles.

• triangle

• square

• rectangle

• translation

• reflection