Basic Geometry

A group of figures is shown. Which of these figures do NOT appear to be a rhombus, trapezoid, rectangle, or square?

• Figures V, W, X, and Z

• Figures W and Y

• Figure Y only

• Figures V, X, and Z only

A figure is divided into 7 sections, as shown below. Which 2 sections are quadrilaterals?

• Sections 4 and 5

• Sections 2 and 4

• Sections 1 and 3

• Sections 5 and 6

Sofía separated some figures into two sets. The figures in Set A have a common characteristic. The figures in Set B do not have the characteristic. Which of these is the best description of the common characteristic of the figures in Set A?

• They have no vertices.

• They have at least one circular base.

• They have at least one edge.

• They have faces that are polygons.

Amy sorted some figures into two groups. Which statement about the figures Amy sorted is true?

• All the figures in Group X are cylinders.

• All the figures in Group X are cones.

• All the figures in Group Y are prisms.

• All the figures in Group Y are rectangular prisms.

Holly made a poster using two congruent pentagons and a square. What is the perimeter of the poster in inches?

• 128 in.

• 196 in.

• 68 in.

• 60 in.

In which set do all the figures appear to be either a rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, rectangle, or square?

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Which of these figures is NOT an octagon?

• Figure F

• Figure G

• Figure H

• Figure J

All the sides of Figure X are congruent. All the sides of Figure Y are congruent. The length of one side of each figure is shown below. Which statement about the perimeters of these figures is true?

• The perimeter of Figure X is 1 centimeter less than the perimeter of Figure Y.

• The perimeter of Figure X is 3 centimeters more than the perimeter of Figure Y.

• The perimeter of Figure X is 5 centimeters less than the perimeter of Figure Y

• The perimeter of Figure X is 11 centimeters more than the perimeter of Figure Y.

Which figure appears to be made of 4 congruent sections?

• Figure F

• Figure G

• Figure H

• Figure J

A pair of three-dimensional figures is shown below. What is the difference between the numbers of edges on these figures?

• 6

• 4

• 12

• 2