Foundation of Geometry
Distance/ Midpoint formulas
Conditional Statements
Special Angles
Random Math Trivia
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Name all 3 line segments in the picture:
1. Segment AB
2. Segment CD
3. Segment FG
100
What is the distance formula?
100
The hypothesis is the ______ statement.
The conclusion is the _______ statement.
The hypothesis is the IF statement.
The conclusion is the THEN statement.
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Supplementary angles add up to: _____ degrees
Complementary angles add up to: ______ degrees
Supplementary angles add up to: 180 degrees
Complementary angles add up to: 90 degrees
100
Not really math but oh well,
Where is Ms. Sercus from?
New Jersey
200
What is the name of the ray in this photo? 
Ray RN (RN->)
200
Using points A(3, 9) and B(5, 7), find the midpoint of the points.
M = (4, 8)
200
What is the hypothesis and conclusion in the following statement:
If I get this question right, then Mr. Jacks will give my team 200 points.
Hypothesis: Getting the question right
Conclusion: My team will get 200 points
200
What is special about two vertical angles?
Their measure is congruent (same angle measure)
200
How many degrees does a right angle have?
90 degrees
300
What are two ways to name this plane? (Assume that points R,S,T are connected by a line)
1. Plane V
2. Plane RTS
300
Using points A(3, 9) and B(5, 7), find the distance between the points. (Rounds to 2 decimals)
d = 2.83 (2.82 is acceptable)
300
What is the negation of:
"If I am not hungry, then ..."
if I am hungry, then ...
(If I am not not hungry means If I am hungry)
300
If you are told two SUPPLEMENTARY angles (A and B) have measures of:<A = 120 degrees, and <B = 2x - 2 degrees, solve for the value of x.
x = 31 degrees
<B = 60 degrees
300
What is the value of the math symbol: π (only 2 decimal places)?
OR can you tell me what day Pi Day is?
π = 3.14
March 14th
400
If <POQ = 35,<QOR = 15, AND <ROS = 15 what is the measure of <POS?
<POS = <POQ + <QOR + <ROS
<POS = 35 + 15 + 15
<POS = 65 (Degrees)
400
Find the distance AND the midpoint of points A(6, 8) and B(10, 11)
d = 5
M = (8, 19/2) OR M = (8, 9.5)
400
Write the converse of:
If I can do my homework, then I can go to the football game.
"If I can go to the football game, then I can do my homework"
400
If <DEF = 130 degrees, find the measure of: <FEG, <HEG, and <DEH.
<FEG = 50
<HEG = 130
<DEH = 50
400
What is the name for the numbering system we use: 0,1 ,2, 3, 4, 5,....
(It is named after a language or area of the world (some define it like that, others do not))
Arabic Numerals
Hindu-Arabic Numerals
500
If EG = 93, find the value of x:
x = 11
500
You and your friend are standing together. You walk to the right 2 feet, and walk forward 2 feet. Your find walks to the right 5 feet and walks forward 9 feet. How are away are you two from one another? (Hint: use the directions to write ordered pairs of your position and use the distance formula) Round your answer to two decimal places.
Position: You are at (2,2) and your friend is at (5,9) (there are other right answers here!)
Distance = 7.62 feet
500
What is the inverse of:
"If I go to work today, then I will get paid next week"
"If I do not go to work today, then I will not get paid next week"
500
What is the measure of angle PQR? (Hint: First solve for x.)
m<PQR = 133 degrees
500
What is Ms. Sercus' favorite number?
4