WorksheetsGeometry 3.1-3.3
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins
Think of each segment in the diagram as part of a line. Which line(s) contain point G and appear to be parallel to line EF?
Line HG
Line FB
Line GC
Line FG
Think of each segment in the diagram as part of a line. Which line(s) contain point G and appear to be perpendicular to line EF
Line HG
Line FB
Line GC
Line FG
Think of each segment in the diagram as part of a line. Which line(s) contain point G and appear to be skew to Line EF
Line HG
Line FB
Line CG
Line FG
Think of each segment in the diagram as part of a line. Which planes(s) contain point G and appear to be parallel to plane ADE?
Plane BCG
Plane DCG
Plane ABF
Plane EHG
identify all pairs of consecutive interior angles
<4 and <6
<3 and <6
<1 and <8
<2 and <7
<3 and<5
identify all pairs of alternate interior angles.
<4 and <5
<3 and <6
<1 and <5
<3 and <7
identify all pairs of corresponding angles
<4 and <8
<1 and <5
<3 and <5
<2 and <6
<3 and <7
Identify all pairs of alternate exterior angles
<4 and <6
<2 and <7
<1 and <8
<4 and <8
m<1=__
m<2=__
(a)
Which theorem did you use to find <1
Linear pair postulate
corresponding angles congruence theorem
vertical angles congruence theorem
alternate exterior angles theorem
which theorem did you use to figure out <2?
linear pair postulate
corresponding angles congruence theorem
alternate exterior angles theorem
vertical angles congruence theorem
m<1=__
m<2=__
(a)
which theorem did you use to find <1?
alternate exterior angles theorem
vertical angles theorem
alternate interior angles theorem
corresponding angles theorem
Which theorem did you use to find <2?
corresponding angles theorem
alternate exterior angle theorem
vertical angles congruence theorem
alternate interior angle theorem
find m<1
(a)
find m<2
(a)
Which theorem did you use to find m<1
alternate interior angles theorem
linear pair postulate
corresponding angles theorem
vertical angles congruence theorem
Which theorem did you use to find m<2?
corresponding angles theorem
vertical angles congruence theorem
alternate interior angles theorem
linear pair postulate
Decide whether there is enough information to prove that m II n
Yes, alternate interior angles theorem
no
yes, alternate exterior angles theorem
yes, corresponding angles theorem
yes, vertical angle postulate
Decide whether there is enough information to prove that m II n
no
yes, vertical angle theorem
yes, alternative interior angle theorem
yes, corresponding angles theorem
yes, alternative exterior angle theorem
Identify two pairs of parallel lines so that each pair is in a different plane.
k II n
p II q
n II m
k II m
n II p
identify two pairs of perpendicular lines
n is perpendicular to p
k is perpendicular to n
p is perpendicular to q
n is perpendicular to m
k is perpendicular to m
Identify two pairs of skew lines
Lines k and n
Lines l and k
Lines q and m
Lines p and l
Lines n and m
Prove that <1 is congruent to <2
alternate exterior angles theorem
alternate interior angles theorem
corresponding angles theorem
vertical angles theorem
