Quiz about Geometry Test Prep Helper (Coordinate Grids & Quadrilaterals)

Question 1

Which ordered pair would be next in this sequence: (5,3); (10,6); (20,12)?

Accepted Answer

(25, 18)

Answer

(40, 18)

Answer

(40, 24)

Answer

(25, 24)

Question 2

A boy is throwing two paper airplanes. Airplane X is twice as fast as Airplane Y. Which term would complete the table for Y when X is 48?

Accepted Answer

24

Answer

60

Answer

96

Answer

86

Question 3

Which letter can be found at the ordered pair (8, 1.5) on the grid?

Accepted Answer

Letter D

Answer

Letter A

Answer

Letter B

Answer

Letter C

Question 4

Which rule applies to these ordered pairs: (2,3), (4,4), (6,5), (8,6)?

Accepted Answer

Divide by 2, then add 2

Answer

Multiply by 2

Answer

Divide by 2

Answer

Multiply by 1, then add 1

Question 5

Which value of X completes the table and follows the rule Y = 5X?

Accepted Answer

150

Answer

35

Answer

145

Answer

200

Question 6

George drew two of the vertices of a right triangle on the grid. Which of the following ordered pairs could be the third vertex?

Accepted Answer

(0, 8)

Answer

(2, 4)

Answer

(7, 3)

Answer

(8, 6)

Question 7

Which ordered pair shows where D is located?

Accepted Answer

(5.5, 3)

Answer

(3, 4.5)

Answer

(3, 5.5)

Answer

(5.5, 3.5)

Question 8

Name four terms that could define the shape shown in the diagram.

Accepted Answer

Rhombus

Accepted Answer

Quadrilateral

Accepted Answer

Rectangle

Accepted Answer

Square

Answer

Circle

Question 9

Determine if the statement is true or false: "All squares are rectangles, so all rectangles are squares."

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 10

Which of the following shapes are polygons?

Accepted Answer

Triangle, Diamond

Answer

Circle, Line

Answer

U-shaped figure, Circle

Answer

All of the above

Question 11

All triangles and quadrilaterals are considered polygons?

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 12

What is the shape directly below 'Quadrilateral' in the hierarchy.?

Accepted Answer

Parallelogram

Answer

Rectangle

Answer

Triangle

Answer

Circle

Question 13

Which shape would complete this hierarchy?

Accepted Answer

Triangle

Answer

Circle

Answer

Square

Answer

Rectangle

Question 14

Choose the answer that correctly classifies the triangle shown in the image.

Accepted Answer

scalene triangle

Answer

obtuse triangle

Answer

acute triangle

Answer

right triangle

Question 15

Which statement is true?

Accepted Answer

Squares and rectangles are also parallelograms.

Answer

All quadrilaterals are parallelograms.

Answer

All rectangles are also squares.

Answer

Polygons have curved lines.

Question 16

Which of the following shapes is not considered a parallelogram?

Accepted Answer

circle

Answer

rectangle

Answer

square

Answer

trapezoid

Question 17

Which statement is false?

Accepted Answer

Right triangles can also be obtuse triangles.

Answer

Pentagons, hexagons, and octagons are polygons.

Answer

Triangles have three angles and three sides.

Answer

Regular polygons have sides of equal lengths.

Question 18

Which shapes would complete this hierarchy under the category 'Parallelogram'?

Accepted Answer

Square, rhombus, rectangle

Answer

Square, rectangle, trapezoid

Answer

Triangle, rhombus, rectangle

Answer

Pentagon, octagon, hexagon

Question 19

What type of triangle has an angle measuring above 90 degrees?

Accepted Answer

Obtuse triangle

Answer

Acute triangle

Answer

Equilateral triangle

Answer

Right triangle

Question 20

All triangles have angles that add up to 180 degrees. What can you conclude about right triangles from this statement?

Accepted Answer

One angle is always 90 degrees

Answer

All angles are less than 90 degrees

Answer

All angles are more than 90 degrees

Answer

No angles are 90 degrees

Question 21

Jessica drew a shape with eight sides on her paper. What was the name of the shape she drew?

Accepted Answer

Octagon

Answer

Hexagon

Answer

Polygon

Answer

Both A and C

Question 22

Michael, Deonte, and Josh were each asked to draw a parallelogram on their papers. Michael drew a square, Deonte drew a rectangle, and Josh drew a rhombus. Who was correct in his drawing?

Accepted Answer

All three were correct.

Answer

Michael and Deonte

Answer

Josh

Answer

Deonte

Question 23

Simone drew a six-sided shape with straight, closed lines. When she measured the sides, she realized that the sides were not equal in length. Did she still draw a hexagon? Explain your reasoning.

Accepted Answer

Yes, because a hexagon only requires six sides.

Answer

No, because the sides of a hexagon must be equal.

Answer

Yes, but it is not a regular hexagon.

Answer

No, because a hexagon must have six equal sides and angles.

Question 24

Complete a hierarchy using these shapes: triangle, rectangle, quadrilateral, polygon, scalene triangle, square.

Accepted Answer

Polygon > Quadrilateral > Rectangle > Square; Polygon > Triangle > Scalene Triangle

Answer

Polygon > Triangle > Scalene Triangle; Polygon > Quadrilateral > Square > Rectangle

Answer

Polygon > Quadrilateral > Triangle > Rectangle > Square > Scalene Triangle

Question 25

What characteristic does a shape need to be classified as a polygon?

Accepted Answer

straight sides and at least 3 sides

Answer

straight sides and at least 2 sides

Answer

straight sides

Answer

at least 3 sides

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