P,L,S,Rays...
Angles Everywhere
Three Sides
Four Sides
Area and Perimeter
100
Name the figure using its points, include the symbol and tell what it is. 
line segment, 
100
A ____________ angle is one that measures 90 degrees.
A RIGHT angle is one that measures 90 degrees.
100
Classify this triangle according to its side lengths.
Isosceles Triangle (2 congruent sides)
100
State the most specific name for this figure.
Parallelogram -- it has two pairs of parallel sides
100
What is the area of the rectangle? Use standard "units" for your unit.
24 square units
200
Describe and define this figure. Name it using the appropriate symbol.
Ray, a straight path that has one endpoint and goes forever in one direction.
Named starting with the end point and has a mini-ray overhead. 
200
Draw a 35 degree angle using a protractor.
200
An equilateral triangle has ________ sides that are equal in length. What are the measure of its angles?
An equilateral triangle has 3 equal sides and 3 equal angles. The sum of the angles in a triangle is 180, if the side lengths are equal, the angles that they form must also be equal, so 180/3=60 degrees.
200
State the most specific name for this figure.
Kite -- two pairs of adjacent, congruent (same size) sides
200
Find the perimeter of the shape below.
7+7+3+3 = 20 units
300
Name a ray on this figure. Use a symbol to write the name.
Ray BA or Ray DE (symbol is arrow above the name).
300
Stephen says that the measure of this angle is 60 degrees. Lucas says that it is 120 degrees. Who is correct and why?
Part B Classify the angle as acute, right or obtuse.
Lucas is correct. It is an obtuse angle , one that is larger than 90, smaller than 180. 
300
Is it possible to have a triangle that is a right, isosceles triangle? If no, explain. If yes, sketch and explain.
Yes! You can have one right angle and two sides of equal length. See below... For an extra 50 points, tell the measure of the other two angles. 
300
State all possible names for this figure:
Polygon, quadrilateral, parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus, square
300
Find teh perimeter of the shape below:
It is a regular pentagon, so 3+3+3+3+3=15 or 3x5 =15
15 units
400
Name all the figures that were used to construct this letter.
Line OQ, Line RT, Line PS
400
Find the measure of the angle marked x. 
A straight line measures 180 degrees. 180-118=62. The angle marked x measures 62 degrees.
400
Classify the triangle. Use one side name and one angle name.
Right Triangle (one 90 degree angle)
Scalene Triangle (no sides are equal in length)
400
Is this rhombus a rectangle? Explain.
A rhombus is not a rectangle. Both shapes are parallelograms, but in order to be a rectangle, the shape has to have four right angles. Therefore it would be a square!
400
5PP is making a garden on the back patio. It will be a 5ft x 9ft rectangle. We need to buy fencing for our garden to keep out animals. The fence costs $12 per foot. How many feet do we need to fence in the entire garden and how much will it cost?
5 +5+9+9= 28 ft
28 x 12 = $336
500
Explain this figure using names and symbols.
500
Classify this angle, and estimate its measure.
It is a reflex angle and seems to be about 270 degrees.
500
Find the missing angle.
The sum of the angles in a triangle is 180 degrees. 85+50=135. 180-135= 45 degrees.
500
What is the sum of the interior angles in any quadrilateral? Use your grid paper and several types of quadrilaterals to prove your answer.
500
Find the missing side length using your knowledge of polygons. Then determine the perimeter of the figure.
Missing side lengths are 7 cm and 6 cm.
3 +12+9+5+6+7 = 42 cm