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Geometry Unit 2: Angles, Lines and Triangle Congruence
Angles formed by parallel lines, triangle and polygon angle sums, the triangle inequality and congruence criteria. 12 questions. Have a go at each one on paper before you tap "Show me how".
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Question 1
Parallel linesNo calculatorA transversal crosses two parallel lines, making alternate interior angles of $(4x+6)^\circ$ and $(6x-28)^\circ$. Find $x$.
- $74$
- $106$
- $17$
- $20.2$
Question 2
Parallel linesNo calculatorBetween two parallel lines, on the same side of a transversal, the two interior angles are $(2x+15)^\circ$ and $(4x-3)^\circ$. What is $x$?
- $9$
- $14$
- $32$
- $28$
Question 3
Triangle angle sumNo calculatorThe angles of a triangle are in the ratio $1:2:3$. What is the largest angle, in degrees?
- $90$
- $60$
- $30$
- $120$
Question 4
Exterior anglesNo calculatorIn triangle $ABC$, the exterior angle at $C$ measures $128^\circ$ and $m\angle A=55^\circ$. What is $m\angle B$?
- $107$
- $128$
- $73$
- $52$
Question 5
Isosceles trianglesNo calculatorThe vertex angle of an isosceles triangle is $40^\circ$. What is each base angle?
- $40$
- $140$
- $50$
- $70$
Question 6
Polygon anglesNo calculatorWhat is the sum of the interior angles of a hexagon, in degrees?
- $540$
- $1080$
- $360$
- $720$
Question 7
Polygon anglesNo calculatorWhat is the measure of each interior angle of a regular decagon, in degrees?
- $36$
- $144$
- $150$
- $162$
Question 8
Congruence criteriaNo calculatorIn triangles $ABC$ and $DEF$, $AB=DE$, $\angle B\cong\angle E$ and $BC=EF$. Which criterion proves the triangles congruent?
- AAS
- SAS
- SSA
- ASA
Question 9
Vertical anglesNo calculatorTwo lines intersect. One angle measures $(7x-12)^\circ$ and the angle vertical to it measures $(4x+15)^\circ$. What is the measure of each of the other two angles?
- $51$
- $129$
- $39$
- $9$
Question 10
Triangle inequalityNo calculatorTwo sides of a triangle are 7 and 12. Which could be the length of the third side?
- $5$
- $19$
- $20$
- $10$
Question 11
Angle bisectorsNo calculatorRay $BD$ bisects $\angle ABC$. If $m\angle ABD=(3x+4)^\circ$ and $m\angle ABC=(8x-12)^\circ$, what is $m\angle ABC$?
- $10$
- $34$
- $68$
- $76$
Question 12
Congruent figuresNo calculatorTriangle $PQR\cong$ triangle $XYZ$. If $PQ=2a+3$ and $XY=5a-9$, how long is $PQ$?
- $22$
- $11$
- $4$
- $13$
Common Core: G-CO.B.7, G-CO.B.8, G-CO.C.9, G-CO.C.10.