NAME Geometry – Revision Sheet – 2nd Term – G10

Revision Worksheet 2nd Term

G10

1. Write this definition as a biconditional statement.

A square is a rectangle with four congruent sides.
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A square is a rectangle if and only if it has four congruent sides.

2. Consider these two statements:

p: A triangle is a square
q: A rectangle is a quadrilateral.
Select all of the true statements.
Ⓐ ~p true
Ⓑ ~q
Ⓒ p ∧ q
Ⓓ p ∨ q true
Ⓔ ~p ∧ q true
Ⓕ p ∨ ~q

3. Statements 1 and 2 are true conditional statements.

Statement 1: If a figure is a square, then it is a rectangle.
Statement 2: If a figure is a rectangle, then it is a parallelogram.
Which conclusion is valid?
Ⓐ If Figure A is a square, then Figure A is a parallelogram.
Ⓑ If Figure A is not a square, then Figure A is not a parallelogram.
Ⓒ If Figure A is a parallelogram, then Figure A is a square.
Ⓓ If Figure A is a rectangle, then Figure A is a square.7

4. Graph the line perpendicular to y = −! x + 1 that passes through the point at (−3, −4).
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m1 = − " : the slope of the line y.
m2 : the slope of the perpendicular line.
𝑚! × 𝑚" = −1
3 2
𝑚! × − = −1 then 𝑚! =
2 3

3 steps in the run

2 steps in the rise

(-3,-4)

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5. Line m is represented by y = &x − 3. Match each equation to the term that accurately describes its relationship
to line m.

y = 0.8x + 3 B A perpendicular

y = –0.8x + 3 C B parallel

y = –1.25x + 3 A C neither parallel nor perpendicular

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6. Graph the line that is parallel to y = "x + 1 and passes through the point (4, 1).

The line should be parallel to y, then it has the same slope.

(4,1)
2 steps in the run
1 steps in the rise

7. When G(2, −6) is reflected in the line y = −2, the image is located at G’(__2__ , __2__).

8. Refer to the graph.

What are the coordinates of the triangle after it is reflected in y = x?

Ⓐ D’(5, 8), E’(9, 6), and F’(3, 1)
Ⓑ D’(−5, −8), E’(−9, −6), and F’(−3, −1)
Ⓒ D’(8, −5), E’(6, −9), and F’(1, −3)
Ⓓ D’(−8, 5), E’(−6, 9), and F’(−1, 3)

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9. BEES Jerod has installed beehives at points A, B and C along a path. Jerod wants to install a beehive at point D
that is a reflection of point A across the path. Where should Jerod install the new hive?

D(__8___ , ___6__)

10. When point F(__-1___, ___7__) is reflected in the line y = –x, the image is located at F’(−7, 1).

11. Use the graph.

The image of J(−2, 9) after being translated along 〈– 1, 3〉 is J’(___-3__, __12___).

12. Refer to the graph.

Which set of coordinates models the image of the triangle after a translation along 〈– 2, – 9〉?
Ⓐ M’(−5, 16), N’(−2, 13), P’(0, 15)
Ⓑ M’(−1, −2), N’(2, −5), P’(4, −3)
Ⓒ M’(−5, −2), N’(−2, −5), P’(0, −3)
Ⓓ M’(−1, 16), N’(2, 13), P’(4, 15)

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13. In the graph, the translation vector 〈__ − 10___, __ − 4___〉 maps rABC to rA’B’C’.

14. What is the location of the image of P(−8, 1) after a counterclockwise rotation of 90° about (−2, 6)?

Ⓐ (3, 0)
Ⓑ (3, −16)
Ⓒ (–7, 12)
Ⓓ (9, 12)

4444 , describe the error made when rotating B(3, −1) counterclockwise 270⁰ about C(2, 5).
15. Given 𝐵𝐶
Step 1: (3, −1) → (5, 4) step one is wrong ! the point B should be mapped to (1,-6)
Step 2: (5, 4) → (4, −5)
Step 3: (4, −5) → (2, −10)
The image is located at B’(2, −10).

16. Which set of points represents the image of rQRS after a translation along 〈– 12, 9〉 followed by a reflection
in the line x = 4?

Ⓐ Qʺ(−5, 6), Rʺ(−2, 1), Sʺ(1, 5)

Ⓑ Qʺ(7, 11), Rʺ(10, 16), Sʺ(13, 12)
Ⓒ Qʺ(−5, 2), Rʺ(−2, 7), Sʺ(1, 3)
Ⓓ Qʺ(13, 6), Rʺ(10, 1), Sʺ(7, 5)

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17. Use the graph. Which series of transformations will map rectangle ABCD to rectangle A’B’C’D’?

Ⓐ Reflection in the y-axis and then a translation along 〈𝟒, – 𝟑〉

Ⓑ Reflection in the x-axis and then a translation along 〈2, 1〉
Ⓒ Translation along 〈2, – 1〉 and then a reflection in the x-axis
Ⓓ Rotation of 180⁰ about the origin and then a translation along 〈4, – 1〉

18. Graph the image of A(7, −6) after a reflection in y = –x followed by a reflection in x = 3.

A(7, −6) after a reflection in y = –x becomes A’(6,-7)

A’(6,-7) after a reflection in x = 3 becomes A’’(0,-7)

(0,-7)