Midterm 3 Review (GY24-25)

Sort each of the properties by the type of quadrilateral that it MUST apply to.

Groups:

(a) Parallelogram

,

(b) Rectangle

,

(c) Rhombus

• Opposite Sides ONLY are Congruent

• All Angles are Congruent

• Opposite Angles ONLY are Congruent

• Diagonals Bisect Corner Angles

• Diagonals are Congruent

• All Sides are Congruent

• Diagonals are Perpendicular

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a

b

c

17

13

16

15

18

14

12

Given that quadrilateral SPAF is a parallelogram, label each of the indicated parts of the parallelogram.

a

b

115

95

85

65

75

105

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• 60 degrees
• 120 degrees
• 90 degrees
• 70 degrees
• 55 degrees
• 115 degrees

Determine if the statement is either true or false, and give a reason for your decision.

The quadrilateral shown must be a parallelogram.

This statement is​ (a)   because of​ (b)   .

• True
• False
• the Opposite Sides Converse
• the Opposite Angles Converse
• the Parallel Congruent Sides Theorem
• the Diagonal Bisectors Converse
• the Opposite Side and Angle Converse
• not enough information

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Determine if the statement is either true or false, and give a reason for your decision.

The quadrilateral shown must be a parallelogram.

This statement is​ (a)   because of​ (b)   .

• True
• False
• the Opposite Sides Converse
• the Opposite Angles Converse
• the Parallel Congruent Sides Theorem
• the Diagonal Bisectors Converse
• the Opposite Side and Angle Converse
• not enough information

Determine if the statement is either true or false, and give a reason for your decision.

The quadrilateral shown must be a parallelogram.

This statement is​ (a)   because of​ (b)   .

• True
• False
• the Opposite Sides Converse
• the Opposite Angles Converse
• the Parallel Congruent Sides Theorem
• the Diagonal Bisectors Converse
• the Opposite Side and Angle Converse
• not enough information

• rectangle
• diagonals
• rhombus
• perpendicular
• square
• sides
• parallel
• parallelogram
• angles
• trapezoid

• is
• opposite angles
• consecutive (same side) angles
• is not
• equilateral
• equiangular
• a square
• exterior angles
• might be
• kite

a

b

60 deg.

140 deg.

90 deg.

40 deg.

17

15

20

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