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Give another name for?
Give another name for?
Are points J, K, and M coplanar?
Are points J, K, and M coplanar?
False
Are points Q, J, and P collinear?
Are points Q, J, and P collinear?
False
Is J between L and P?
Is J between L and P?
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Name a ray opposite to?
Name a ray opposite to?
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Name the intersection of plane R and plane S.
Name the intersection of plane R and plane S.
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A line ______________ has endpoints.
A line ______________ has endpoints.
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A line and a point ______________ intersect.
A line and a point ______________ intersect.
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A plane and a point ______________ intersect.
A plane and a point ______________ intersect.
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Two planes ______________ intersect in a line.
Two planes ______________ intersect in a line.
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Two points are ______________ needed to make a line.
Two points are ______________ needed to make a line.
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What is the slope of the line whose equation is $x + 2y = 6$?
What is the slope of the line whose equation is $x + 2y = 6$?
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The midpoint of the segment shown is:
The midpoint of the segment shown is:
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The slope of the segment shown is:
The slope of the segment shown is:
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Name a segment skew to FG.
Name a segment skew to FG.
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Given the two equations below, choose the answer that represents the solution for that system of equations. Equation 1 - $y = 2x - 5$. Equation 2 - $y = 4x - 5$.
Given the two equations below, choose the answer that represents the solution for that system of equations. Equation 1 - $y = 2x - 5$. Equation 2 - $y = 4x - 5$.
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Find x.
Find x.
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Is E the midpoint of?
Is E the midpoint of?
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Given points A = (-3, 9) and B = (2, -12), find the midpoint.
Given points A = (-3, 9) and B = (2, -12), find the midpoint.
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Find the slope of the line that passes through points A and B.
Find the slope of the line that passes through points A and B.
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Find the equation of line passing through A and B.
Find the equation of line passing through A and B.
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Find the equation of a line perpendicular to line passing through (-1, 5).
Find the equation of a line perpendicular to line passing through (-1, 5).
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If the midpoint of AB is M(-1,5) and coordinates of A are (-7,7), what are the coordinates of B?
If the midpoint of AB is M(-1,5) and coordinates of A are (-7,7), what are the coordinates of B?
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Solve the following system of equations.
Solve the following system of equations.
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Study Notes
Geometry Test Overview
- Test covers fundamental concepts in geometry, including points, lines, planes, rays, slopes, midpoints, and systems of equations.
- Each question is worth one mark unless otherwise noted.
Question Types and Concepts
- Naming Elements: Ability to identify additional names for points, lines, and planes.
- Coplanarity and Collinearity: Determines if points lie on the same plane (coplanar) or on the same line (collinear).
- Segment Relationships: Identification of point positions (e.g., "Is J between L and P?").
True/False Statements
- Some statements require answers of "always," "sometimes," or "never," indicating relationships between lines, planes, and points.
- Example statements include:
- A line never has endpoints.
- A line and a point sometimes intersect.
- Two planes always intersect in a line.
Slopes and Midpoints
- Determine the slope from a linear equation (e.g., from the equation ( x + 2y = 6 )).
- Find midpoints of line segments using the formula ((\frac{x_1 + x_2}{2}, \frac{y_1 + y_2}{2})).
- Practice selecting correct answers for calculated slopes and midpoints.
Equations and Graphs
- Analyze given equations for solutions (e.g., finding intersection points of linear equations).
- Understand graphical representations of lines based on equations (e.g., vertical lines represented by ( x = 2 )).
Skew Lines
- Identify segments that are skew, meaning they do not intersect and are not parallel (e.g., naming segments skew to FG).
Midpoint Problems
- Midpoints must be calculated and justified (finding coordinates when given a midpoint and one endpoint).
System of Equations
- Solve systems of equations for their intersection characteristics, discerning between unique solutions, no solution, and infinite solutions.
Geometry Calculations
- Given segments and relations, perform calculations to solve for unknowns, and establish relationships of midpoints and segment lengths.
- Coordinate applications involving lines, slopes, and perpendicular relationships must be demonstrated.
Application of Coordinates
- Practice finding coordinates based on midpoints and known points in a coordinate system (e.g., finding point B given A and the midpoint).
Final Problems
- Systematic approach is needed to solve equations and provide clear reasoning for each solution process.
Make sure to review geometric principles, properties of lines and planes, and methods for slope and midpoint calculations, to excel in the test.
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Description
This quiz assesses knowledge on basic geometry concepts, including planes, coplanarity, and collinearity of points. Answer the questions based on the provided diagram to demonstrate understanding of geometric relationships. Each question is valued at 1 mark.
