Geometry Quiz 2.1a Transversals

1.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

Find x, then find the measurement of both angles. Must show your work.

x = 30; both angles measure 118 degrees

x = 30; both angles measure 114 degrees

x = 20; both angles measure 112 degrees

x = 20; both angles measure 110 degrees

2.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

Find the value of x. Must show your work.

20

135

31

145

3.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

What is the measure of ∠3?

55

155

45

135

4.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

What is the measure of ∠6?

55

155

45

135

5.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

What type of angle pair is ∠1 and ∠5?

alternate interior angles

corresponding angles

alternate exterior angles

vertical angels.

6.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

What is the value of x? Must show your work.

-6

22

16

21

7.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

What are the values of the two angles? Must show your work.

18° and 152°

30° and 150°

42° and 138°

45° and 135°

8.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

If the $m\angle5\ =\ 63\degree,$ find the measure of $\angle3.$

Must show your work.

$63\degree$

$117\degree$

$180\degree$

Cannot be determined

9.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

What type of angle pair is ∠1 and ∠5?

alternate interior angles

corresponding angles

alternate exterior angles

vertical angels.

10.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

Which reason explains why the two lines are parallel?

Corresponding Angles Converse

Alt. Interior Angles Converse

Alt. Exterior Angles Converse

Consecutive Int. Angles Converse

Not Enough Information to Prove Parallel

11.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

Which of the following is the reason the two lines are parallel?

Corresponding Angles Converse

Alt. Interior Angles Converse

Alt. Exterior Angles Converse

Consecutive Int. Angles Converse

Not Enough Information to Prove Parallel

12.

Multiple Choice

15 mins

1 pt

What is the reason the two lines are parallel?

Corresponding Angles Converse

Alt. Interior Angles Converse

Alt. Exterior Angles Converse

Consecutive Int. Angles Converse

Not Enough Information to Prove Parallel

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