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Find the missing angle.

• 29° 
• 39° 
• 49° 
• 59° 

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What type of angle is this?

• An obtuse angle
• An acute angle
• A right angle
• A straight angle

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Is DE ∥ BA?

• Yes
• No
• There is not enough information to conclude this.

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If you know that angle 1 ≅ angle 5, how can you prove PQ||RS?

• Converse of corresponding angle theorem
• Corresponding angle theorem
• Vertical angle theorem
• Interior angle theorem

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angle a=?

• 50
• 110
• 60
• (b+120)-70

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Classify the following triangle in as many ways as possible. 

• Right, Equilateral
• Obtuse, Scalene
• Obtuse, Equilateral
• Right, Scalene

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Choose the correct conclusion.

• Then segment AC is congruent to segment DC.
• Then segment BC is congruent to segment EC.
• Then segment AD is congruent to Segment AD.
• Then Angle BCA is congruent to Angle ECD.

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If the labeled angles are congruent, what proves that line a is parallel to line b?

• Alternate Interior Angles Converse
• Corresponding Angles Converse
• Alternate Exterior Angles Converse
• Same-Side Interior Angles Converse

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∠1 and ∠9 are classified as:

• Vertical Angles

• Corresponding Angles

• Alternate-Interior Angles

• Linear Pair

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Transversal

• Cuts through two parallel lines

• Cuts through solid figures

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