WorksheetsUnit 7 - Geometry and the coordinate plane
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 35mins
The coordinate grid shows the locations of several buildings on a college campus. Which building is located at coordinate (3, 0)?
Building A
Building F
Building E
Building J
The coordinate grid shows the locations of several buildings on a college campus. Which coordinates match the location of Building H?
(3, 6)
(4, 5)
(2, 5)
(5, 4)
The coordinate grid shows the locations of several buildings on a college campus. Building K is located 3 units west and 4 units south from Building H. What are the coordinates of Building K?
(2, 0)
(3, 2)
(2, 3)
(3, 1)
The coordinate grid shows the locations of several buildings on a college campus. Which is a possible path to walk from Building J to Building G?
West 2 and South 1
East 1 and North 2
North 3
West 1 and North 2
The table shows the amount of money David earned last week mowing lawns in his neighborhood. David plots his earnings on a coordinate plane. Which ordered pair represents where David should place a point after mowing 5 lawns?
(5, 5)
(50, 5)
(5, 50)
(0, 50)
Which of the following TWO terms can be used to describe the figure?
triangle
parallelogram
rhombus
polygon
quadrilateral
The graph shows the distance that Joe’s family traveled on vacation. How many miles did the family travel each hour?
30 miles
60 miles
180 miles
360 miles
The graph shows the distance that Joe’s family traveled on vacation. If it is 8 hours to the family’s destination, how many total miles did the family travel to reach their destination?
360 miles
420 miles
480 miles
540 miles
A trapezoid is defined as a shape with at least one set of parallel lines. Based on this definition, which of the following statements is true?
All trapezoids are parallelograms.
All squares are trapezoids.
All triangles are trapezoids.
All trapezoids are rhombi.
Which graph accurately represents the information on the table?
a
b
c
d
A triangle has three angles. What is the most obtuse angles that a triangle can have?
1
2
3
4
Billy draws a triangle that has one right angle and two acute angles. What kind of triangle did Billy draw?
equilateral
obtuse
acute
right
Which three shapes are parallelograms?
Square, Triangle, and Trapezoid
Pentagon, Rhombus, and Rectangle
Square, Rhombus, and Rectangle
Triangle, Trapezoid, and Rhombus
All sides and angles of the pentagon shown in the figure are congruent. Which statement is NOT true?
The pentagon is a polygon.
The pentagon is also a trapezoid.
The pentagon has five lines of symmetry.
The pentagon has five obtuse angles.
Name at least one attribute the four polygons have in common.
They all have four sides.
They all have right angles.
They all are triangles.
They all are circles.
Which shape belongs in the intersection of all three sets (square, rectangle, and rhombus) in a Venn diagram labeled 'Parallelograms'?
Square
Rectangle
Rhombus
Parallelogram
Which of the following statements correctly compares and contrasts the two triangles?
They are both isosceles triangles.
One is a right triangles.
One is an acute triangle.
They are both obtuse.
Does a Rectangle have 4 Congruent Sides?
(a)
Does a Rectangle have 2 Pair of Parallel Sides?
Yes
No
Only one pair
Depends on the rectangle
Does a Rectangle have 4 Right Angles?
Yes
No
Only 2
Only 1
Does a Trapezoid have 4 Congruent Sides?
No
Yes, always
Yes, if it is a rectangle
Yes, if it is a parallelogram
Does a Trapezoid have 2 Pair of Parallel Sides?
No
Yes
Sometimes
Only in special cases
Does a Trapezoid have 4 Right Angles?
No
Yes, always
Yes, sometimes
Only if it is a square
Does a Square have 4 Congruent Sides?
Yes
No
Only sometimes
Only if it is a rectangle
Does a Square have 2 Pair of Parallel Sides?
Yes
No
Only one pair
Depends on the size
Does a Square have 4 Right Angles?
Yes
No
Only 2
Only 1
Does a Rhombus have 4 Congruent Sides?
Yes
No
Only opposite sides are congruent
Only adjacent sides are congruent
Does a Rhombus have 2 Pair of Parallel Sides?
Yes
No
Only one pair
Depends on the rhombus
Does a Rhombus have 4 Right Angles?
No
Yes, always
Yes, sometimes
Only if all sides are equal
Describe the relationship between the number of lines of symmetry, the number of sides, and the number of angles in a regular polygon.
They are all equal in a regular polygon.
The number of sides is always double the number of angles.
The number of lines of symmetry is always half the number of sides.
There is no relationship between them.
Look at the three shapes shown. Which of the following is a triangle?
The first shape
The second shape
The third shape
None of these
All quadrilaterals have right angles.
True
False
The sides of a rhombus are congruent.
True
False
All trapezoids are parallelograms.
True
False
A rectangle is always a square.
True
False
A rhombus is sometimes a square.
True
False
Mrs. Smith’s class is going on a field trip. From the school, the class walks west five units and north four units. Where did the class go on their field trip?
Zoo
Library
Museum
Aquarium
After the class finished their field trip, they stopped for lunch at a restaurant. The restaurant is located one unit to the east and two units south from the location of the field trip. What are the coordinates of the restaurant?
(1, 3)
(2, 3)
(3, 2)
(1, 2)
Pam tells Jake that the square is a rectangle. Is she correct?
Yes, because all squares are rectangles.
No, because rectangles are not squares.
No, because squares do not have four right angles.
Yes, because rectangles have unequal sides.
A parallelogram and a rhombus are alike because they both have:
All sides equal
Opposite sides parallel
All angles equal
Diagonals are equal
Describe the properties that are true for all the shapes shown.
All shapes have equal sides.
All shapes have right angles.
All shapes are polygons.
All shapes are circles.
Look at the Venn diagram of parallelograms. Which shapes are both parallelograms and have four congruent sides?
Rectangle
Square
Rhombus
Both B and C
All quadrilaterals have right angles.
True
False
The sides of a rhombus are congruent.
True
False
All trapezoids are parallelograms.
True
False
A rectangle is always a square.
True
False
A rhombus is sometimes a square.
True
False
