Geometry is the step sister of the regular math we do every day. True, most of us make very little use of geometry in the usual course of our lives, but those lessons stuck with me, and I found that quite a few questions rang some very old bells. So how about it? Do you think you remember enough to beat our quiz?
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A triangle has one angle that is 60 degrees, what is the sum of the degrees of the other two angles?
180
No way of knowing
160
120
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A reflex angle is an angle that is...
More than 180 but less than 360 degrees
More than 270 but less than 360 degrees
More than 90 but less than 180 degrees
More than 60 but less than 180 degrees
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How does one measure the AREA of a triangle?
Base multiplied by height divided by 2
Height multiplied by largest angle, divided by 2
Height multiplied by sum of angles divided by 3
Base multiplied by sum of angled divided by 3
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How does one calculate the area of a rectangle?
Width multiplied by width divided by diagonal
Length multiplied by sum of diagonals divided by 2
Length multiplied by width
Width multiplied by diagonal
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The diameter of a circle is always _______ the radius of same circle
Three times
Twice
Half
3.14 times
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How many sides does a Heptagon have?
Seven
Nine
Eight
Twelve
7 of 12
True or False: The diagonals of a rectangle are always the same in length
True
False
8 of 12
An obtuse angle is one whose measure is ________ 90 degrees
Equal to
Smaller than
Bigger than
Equal or larger than
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What is true about parallelograms?
The area of a parallelogram is measured by base times diagonal
Every rectangle is a square
Not All rectangles are parallelograms
Not all parallelograms are rectangles
10 of 12
A secant line is a line that...
Is half the radius of a circle
Cuts a circle into 2 equal halves
Cuts a circle in one point but come out of it
Cuts a circle in two distinct points
11 of 12
Which of these shapes is NOT a 2D but a 3D shape?
Pentagon
Hexagon
Oval
Pyramid
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Pythagoras' theorem had to do with a _________ triangle
Scalene
Equilateral
Right
Isosceles
Some Relearning Needed
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