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Lines and Angles (Class 6) Chapter 2 Quiz 3
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Through a given point, how many perpendiculars to a given line can be drawn?
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2
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3
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Not possible to draw
An angle which is complement of itself is___
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90°
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60°
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45°
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55°
The supplementary angles of 132° is ______
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48°
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58°
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68°
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38°
Say 'TRUE' or 'FALSELines parallel to same line are perpendicular to each other.
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TRUE
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FALSE
If two adjacent angles are equal, then the measure of each of these angles is ____
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90°
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60°
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180°
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45°
What are parallel lines?
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Lines that intersect at one point.
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Lines that never intersect
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Lines that intersect at multiple points.
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Lines that are perpendicular to each other.
What are skew lines?
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Two lines in three-dimensional space that are parallel.
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Two lines in three-dimensional space that intersect at a point.
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Two lines in three-dimensional space that do not intersect and are not parallel.
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Two lines in two-dimensional space that intersect at a point.
What are perpendicular lines?
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Two lines that intersect at a 180-degree angle.
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Two lines that never intersect.
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Two lines that intersect at a right angle (90 degrees).
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Two lines that intersect at a 45-degree angle.
True or False: Parallel lines never intersect.
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Only in certain cases
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Sometimes
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True
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False
True or False: Intersecting lines are always perpendicular.
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False
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Only when they are parallel
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Sometimes
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True
True or False: Skew lines lie in the same plane.
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False
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True
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Sometimes
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Only in three-dimensional space
True or False: Perpendicular lines have a slope of 0.
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False
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True
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Perpendicular lines have a slope of 1.
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Perpendicular lines have a slope of -1.
If two lines are parallel, what can you say about their slopes?
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Their slopes are perpendicular.
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Their slopes are equal.
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Their slopes are negative.
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Their slopes are undefined.
If two lines are perpendicular, what can you say about their slopes?
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The slopes are negative reciprocals of each other.
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The slopes are positive reciprocals of each other.
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The slopes are parallel.
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The slopes are equal.
Angles that add up to 90 degrees
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adjacent
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vertical
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complimentary
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supplementary
Angles that add up to 180 degrees
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adjacent
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vertical
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complimentary
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supplementary
Angles ACD, DCE and ECB are
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congruent
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vertical
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complementary
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supplementary
Angle g and h are
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adjacent
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vertical
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complementary
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supplementary
Which equation would be used to solve for x?
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x + 90 = 42
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x + 42 = 90
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x + 42 = 180
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x - 42 = 180
Find the missing angle.
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60
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70
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50
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140
These angles add to 180o because they are ______________?
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Co-Interior Angles
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Corresponding Angles
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Alternate Angles
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Opposite Angles
Calculate the missing angle.
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110º
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80º
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70º
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60º
Which value of x will show that lines l and m are parallel?
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20
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22
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24
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25
Which value of x will show that line m is parallel to line r?
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33
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25
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24
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20
Two supplementary angles are in the ratio 2 : 4. Therefore, the measure of each angle is ______
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120 \degree° , 60 \degree°
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60 °\degree° , 120 °\degree°
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30 \degree° , 150 \degree°
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50 \degree° , 130 \degree°
If m∠7 = 60°, find the measure of ∠4.
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65°
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110°
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60°
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75°
Classify the pair of angles shown.
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supplementary
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complementary
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vertical
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corresponding
What is the measure of ∠3?
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55
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155
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45
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135
What is this a picture of?
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Acute angle
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Obtuse angle
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Parallel lines
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Perpendicular lines
What does this image show?
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parallel lines
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perpendicular lines
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intersecting lines
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line segments
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