Points, Lines, Planes
Segments
Angles & Angle Pairs
Constructions
Distance & Midpoint
100

Name the line shown.

bar (CD) or bar (DC)

100

Point C has coordinate 4. Point D has coordinate 9. Point E has coordinate -1. Are the segments below congruent?

bar (CD) and bar (CE) 

Yes

100

What is the supplement of a 92 degree angle?

88

100

True or False.

A protractor is permitted to use when making a construction.

False.

100

Find the midpoint of 

(6, 8) and (10, -4)

(8, 2)

200

True or False.

Opposite rays will always form a straight line.
True
200
Points A, B, and C are collinear with B between A and C. If AB = 15 and AC = 28, find BC.

BC = 13

200

Name a pair of vertical angles in the figure below.

Angles 2 and 6

200
What are the two tools used when constructing?

Compass and Straightedge

200

Find the distance between

(-2, 0) and (4, 12)

Round to the tenth.

13.4

300

Name the plane shown below.

Answers will vary

300

B is the midpoint of segment AC. If AC = 9, then what is AB?

4.5

300

Finish the linear pair postulate: If two angles form a linear pair, then they are _____________________.

supplementary

300

Which construction is shown below?

angle bisector

300

Find the midpoint of the segment below.

(0, 1)

400

Name the intersection of planes ABC and CHD.

bar (BC)

400

Find the value of x.

x = 13

400

Find the value of x.

x = 6

400

Which construction allows you to locate the midpoint of a segment?

perpendicular bisector

400

Find the distance between the two points rounded to the nearest tenth.

9.2

500

Finish the postulate....through any three noncollinear points there is exactly _______________________.

one plane

500

B is the midpoint of segment AC. Find the value of x.

x = 2

500

GH bisects angle FGI. Find the measure of angle FGI.

60

500

What went wrong in this construction?

The compass was not open wide enough for the arcs to intersect each other 

500

Point M is located at (1, 5) and is the midpoint of segment AB. If A is at (-3, 9), what are the coordinates of point B?

(5, 1)