1.   Draw a figure to show 3 noncollinear points.
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  2.   A ___ can be used to prove an if-then statement false.
    A. counterexample B. hypothesis
    C. conclusion D. converse
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  3.   Points R, S, and T are collinear. If RS = 48, ST = 21, and RT = 27, determine which point is between the other two.
    A. R and T describe the same point. B. T is between R and S.
    C. S is between R and T. D. R is between S and T.
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  4.   Which angle is an example of opposite rays?
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  5.   Name a point on the angle.
   
    A. M B. Y
    C. N D. X
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  6.   Name an angle that is complementary to 3.
   
    A. 1 B. 5
    C. 2 D. 4
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  7.   Classify9 and15.
   
    A. alternate interior angles B. consecutive interior angles
    C. corresponding angles D. alternate exterior angles
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  8.   Find measures of and of isosceles triangle TUV with
base
   
    A. 17, 13 B. 17, 23
    C. 21, 7 D. 25, 13
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  9.   Suppose and the scale factor of to is Find the perimeter of if the perimeter of is 70 centimeters.
    A. 17.5 B. 52.5
    C. 93.3 D. 23.3
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  10.   What is the measure of one interior angle of a regular pentagon?
    A. 270 B. 108
    C. 144 D. 180
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  11.   Estimate the area of the trapezoid.
   
    A. 20 units2 B. 10 units2
    C. 13 units2 D. 16 units2
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  12.   Find the surface area of a cone if the diameter of its base is 13.5 feet, and it has a slant height of 16.8 feet. Round to the nearest tenth.
    A. 499.4 ft2 B. 712.5 ft2
    C. 797.3 ft2 D. 572.6 ft2
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  13.   Write in simplest form.
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  14.   An equation that shows how certain quantities are related is called a ____________.
    A. Evaluation B. Problem
    C. Solution D. Formula
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  15.   What is a true statement about mP?
   
    A. mP mR
    B. mP mR
    C. mP mR
    D. mP = mR
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  16.   Find the perimeter of a regular octagon whose sides are 6.3 m.
    A. 56.7 B. 44.1
    C. 17.1 D. 50.4
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  17.   Identify the figures used to create the tessellation.
   
    A. squares and hexagons B. hexagons and triangles
    C. pentagons and triangles D. triangles and squares
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  18.   The lateral area of a regular pyramid with an octagonal base is 109.9 cm2. If the slant height is 6.7 cm, find the length of one side of the base. Round to the nearest tenth.
    A. 2.1 cm B. 16.4 cm
    C. 4.1 cm D. 32.8 cm
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  19.   Find the radius of a sphere whose surface area equals 91.6 in.2 Round to the nearest tenth.
    A. 3.4 in. B. 2.7 in.
    C. 10.8 in. D. 7.3 in.
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  20.   Find the ratio of the surface areas of two similar solid figures if the ratio of the lateral edges is 7:9.
    A. 14:18 B. 21:27
    C. 49:81 D. 343:729
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