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MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.

Identify the figure as a line, line segment, or ray and name it using the appropriate symbol.
1) 1)

A) Line named AB or BA B) Ray named AB or BA

C) Line segment named AB or BA D) Line named AB or BA

2) 2)

A) Ray named AB B) Ray named AB or BA

C) Line named AB D) Line named AB or BA

3) 3)

A) Line segment named AB or BA B) Line segment named AB or BA

C) Line named AB or BA D) Line named AB or BA

4) 4)

A) Ray named AB or BA B) Line named AB

C) Ray named BA D) Ray named AB

Identify the pair of lines as parallel, perpendicular, or intersecting.

5) 5)

A) Parallel B) Intersecting C) Perpendicular

6) 6)

A) Intersecting B) Perpendicular C) Parallel

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 7) 7)

A) Parallel B) Intersecting C) Perpendicular

8) 8)

A) Perpendicular B) Intersecting C) Parallel

9) 9)

A) Intersecting B) Parallel C) Perpendicular

10) 10)

A) Perpendicular B) Parallel C) Intersecting

Name the highlighted angle using the three-letter form of identification.

11) 11)
G E

A J

A) ∠AOG or ∠GOA B) ∠O
C) ∠AOJ or ∠JOA D) ∠JOE or ∠EOJ

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 12) 12)

A I

L D

A) ∠LRD or ∠DRL B) ∠IRD or ∠DRI C) ∠R D) ∠ARI or ∠IRA

13) 13)

G
E

C
J

A) ∠GNE or ∠ENG B) ∠CNG or ∠GNC

C) ∠CNJ or ∠JNC D) ∠N

14) 14)

L I
D

A) ∠ITD or ∠DTI B) ∠LTD or ∠DTL C) ∠T D) ∠BTD or ∠DTB

15) 15)

F B
K

A) ∠M B) ∠BMK or ∠KMB
C) ∠BMG or ∠GMB D) ∠KMF or ∠FMK

Classify the angle as acute, obtuse, straight, or right.

16) 16)

A) Straight B) Right C) Acute D) Obtuse

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17) 17)

A) Acute B) Obtuse C) Straight D) Right

18) 18)

A) Obtuse B) Acute C) Right D) Straight

19) 19)

A) Straight B) Right C) Obtuse D) Acute

20) 20)

A) Obtuse B) Straight C) Right D) Acute

21) 21)

A) Obtuse B) Right C) Acute D) Straight

22) 22)

A) Acute B) Obtuse C) Straight D) Right

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Identify the pairs of complementary or supplementary angles, as indicated.
23) Complementary 23)

A) ∠CBE & ∠EBA B) ∠ABF & ∠FBE

C) ∠FBE & ∠EBD; ∠ABF & ∠CBD D) ∠CBD & ∠DBE; ∠ABF & ∠FBE

24) Complementary 24)

A) ∠FBE & ∠EBD; ∠ABF & ∠CBD B) ∠CBE & ∠EBA

C) ∠ABF & ∠FBE D) ∠CBD & ∠DBE; ∠ABF & ∠FBE

25) Complementary 25)

A) ∠FCB & ∠FCA; ∠BCD & ∠DCA B) ∠BCD & ∠DCE; ∠ACF & ∠FCE
C) ∠BCE & ∠ECA D) ∠ECF & ∠DCE

26) Supplementary 26)

A) ∠AOD & ∠COB; ∠AOC & ∠DOB

B) ∠COB & ∠BOD; ∠BOD & ∠AOD
C) ∠AOC & ∠AOD; ∠AOD & ∠DOB; ∠DOB & ∠COB; ∠COB & ∠AOC
D) ∠AOC & ∠AOD; ∠AOD & ∠DOB

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 27) Supplementary 27)

A) ∠COB & ∠BOD; ∠BOD & ∠AOD

B) ∠AOC & ∠AOD; ∠AOD & ∠DOB
C) ∠AOC & ∠AOD; ∠AOD & ∠DOB; ∠DOB & ∠COB; ∠COB & ∠AOC
D) ∠AOD & ∠COB; ∠AOC & ∠DOB

28) Supplementary 28)

A) ∠BAP & ∠PAT; ∠PAT & ∠TAN; ∠TAN & ∠BAN; ∠BAN & ∠BAP
B) ∠BAN & ∠PAT; ∠BAP & ∠TAN
C) ∠BAP & ∠PAT; ∠BAN & ∠TAN
D) ∠BAP & ∠BAN; ∠PAT & ∠TAN

Find the requested angle.

29) The supplement of 72°. 29)
A) 108° B) 198° C) 288° D) 18°

30) The supplement of 138°. 30)

A) 222° B) 42° C) 87° D) 132°

31) The complement of 74°. 31)

A) 196° B) 286° C) 106° D) 16°

Identify the angles that are congruent.

32) 32)

N L

A) ∠KOM ≅ ∠MOK; ∠LON ≅ ∠NOL B) ∠KOL ≅ ∠LOM; ∠KON ≅ ∠MON

C) ∠KON ≅ ∠KOL; ∠MON ≅ ∠LOM D) ∠KOL ≅ ∠MON; ∠KON ≅ ∠LOM

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 33) 33)
E F

H G

A) ∠EOF ≅ ∠EOH; ∠FOG ≅ ∠GOH B) ∠EOG ≅ ∠GOE; ∠FOH ≅ ∠HOF

C) ∠EOH ≅ ∠GOH; ∠EOF ≅ ∠FOG D) ∠EOH ≅ ∠FOG; ∠EOF ≅ ∠GOH

Find the measure of each of the angles.

34) In the figure below, ∠AOB measures 33° and ∠COD measures 96°. 34)

A) ∠BOC measures 51°; ∠DOE measures 96°; ∠AOF measures 33°; ∠FOE measures 51°
B) ∠BOC measures 51°; ∠DOE measures 33°; ∠AOF measures 96°; ∠FOE measures 51°
C) ∠BOC measures 33°; ∠DOE measures 51°; ∠AOF measures 96°; ∠FOE measures 33°
D) ∠BOC measures 39°; ∠DOE measures 33°; ∠AOF measures 96°; ∠FOE measures 39°

35) In the figure below, ∠DOE measures 25° and ∠COD measures 109°. 35)

A) ∠BOC measures -44°; ∠AOB measures 25°; ∠AOF measures 109°; ∠FOE measures -44°
B) ∠BOC measures 25°; ∠AOB measures 46°; ∠AOF measures 109°; ∠FOE measures 25°
C) ∠BOC measures 46°; ∠AOB measures 109°; ∠AOF measures 25°; ∠FOE measures 46°
D) ∠BOC measures 46°; ∠AOB measures 25°; ∠AOF measures 109°; ∠FOE measures 46°

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Given that line l is parallel to line m, identify the specified angles.
36) All pairs of corresponding angles. 36)

A) ∠1 and ∠7; ∠2 and ∠8; ∠4 and ∠6; ∠3 and ∠5

B) ∠1 and ∠8; ∠2 and ∠7; ∠4 and ∠5; ∠3 and ∠6
C) ∠3, ∠4 , ∠5, and ∠6
D) ∠1 and ∠5; ∠2 and ∠6; ∠4 and ∠8; ∠3 and ∠7

37) All pairs of alternate interior angles. 37)

A) ∠1 and ∠7; ∠2 and ∠8

B) ∠4 and ∠6; ∠3 and ∠5
C) ∠1 and ∠5; ∠2 and ∠6; ∠4 and ∠8; ∠3 and ∠7
D) ∠4 and ∠5; ∠3 and ∠6

38) All pairs of corresponding angles. 38)

A) ∠4 and ∠1; ∠3 and ∠2; ∠5 and ∠8; ∠6 and ∠7

B) ∠3, ∠2 , ∠7, and ∠6
C) ∠4 and ∠2; ∠5 and ∠7; ∠3 and ∠1; ∠6 and ∠8
D) ∠4 and ∠8; ∠5 and ∠1; ∠3 and ∠7; ∠6 and ∠2

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 39) All pairs of alternate interior angles. 39)

A) ∠1 and ∠5; ∠4 and ∠8

B) ∠2 and ∠3; ∠6 and ∠7
C) ∠1 and ∠3; ∠8 and ∠6; ∠2 and ∠4; ∠7 and ∠5
D) ∠2 and ∠6; ∠3 and ∠7

Use the properties of parallel lines to solve the problem.

40) Line p is parallel to line q. If ∠8 measures 59°, find the measure of each angle. 40)

A) ∠2, ∠4, ∠6 all measure 59°; ∠1, ∠3, ∠5, ∠7 all measure 121°
B) ∠2, ∠4, ∠6 all measure 59°; ∠1, ∠3, ∠5, ∠7 all measure 31°
C) ∠2, ∠4, ∠6 all measure 59°; ∠1, ∠3, ∠5, ∠7 all measure 131°
D) ∠5, ∠6, ∠7 all measure 59°; ∠1, ∠2, ∠3, ∠4 all measure 121°

41) Line m is parallel to line n. If m∠6 = 123°, find the measure of each angle. 41)

A) ∠2, ∠4, ∠8 all measure 123°; ∠1, ∠3, ∠5, ∠7 all measure 57°
B) ∠2, ∠4, ∠8 all measure 123°; ∠1, ∠3, ∠5, ∠7 all measure 33°
C) ∠2, ∠4, ∠8 all measure 123°; ∠1, ∠3, ∠5, ∠7 all measure 67°
D) ∠5, ∠7, ∠8 all measure 123°; ∠1, ∠2, ∠3, ∠4 all measure 57°

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 42) BA is parallel to CD . Find the measure of each numbered angle. 42)

154°

2
3

A) ∠1 ≅ ∠2, both are 154°; ∠3 ≅ ∠ABE, both are 26°.

B) ∠1 ≅ ∠2, both are 26°; ∠3 ≅ ∠ABE, both are 154°.
C) ∠2 ≅ ∠3, both are 26°; ∠1 ≅ ∠ABE, both are 154°.
D) ∠1 ≅ ∠3, both are 26°; ∠2 ≅ ∠ABE, both are 154°.

43) BA is parallel to CD . Find the measure of each numbered angle. 43)

55°

2
3

A) ∠1 ≅ ∠2, both are 125°; ∠3 ≅ ∠ABC, both are 55°.

B) ∠1 ≅ ∠3, both are 55°; ∠2 ≅ ∠ABC, both are 125°.
C) ∠1 ≅ ∠3, both are 125°; ∠2 ≅ ∠ABC, both are 55°.
D) ∠2 ≅ ∠3, both are 125°; ∠1 ≅ ∠ABC, both are 55°.

Find the perimeter and area of the figure.

44) 44)
11 mi

12 mi 12 mi

11 mi
A) P = 44 mi, A = 264 mi2 B) P = 2 mi, A = 132 mi2
C) P = 23 mi, A = 264 mi2 D) P = 46 mi, A = 132 mi2

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 45) 45)
2.5 in.

2.5 in. 2.5 in.

2.5 in.
A) P = 12.5 in., A = 6.25 in.2 B) P = 20 in., A = 12.5 in.2
C) P = 10 in., A = 6.25 in.2 D) P = 5 in., A = 12.5 in.2

46) A rectangle 10 cm by 12 cm 46)

A) P = 40 cm, A = 240 cm 2 B) P = 44 cm, A = 120 cm 2
C) P = 22 cm, A = 240 cm 2 D) P = 4 cm, A = 120 cm 2

47) A square with side 4.7 ft 47)

A) P = 28.8 ft, A = 44.18 ft2 B) P = 44.18 ft, A = 22.09 ft2
C) P = 18.8 ft, A = 22.09 ft2 D) P = 9.4 ft, A = 44.18 ft2

Find the perimeter.

48) 48)

14 yd

All segments are of equal length.

A) 84 yd B) 168 yd C) 140 yd D) 980 yd

49) 49)
4 yd 5 yd
4 yd

19 yd

13 yd

A) 80 yd B) 68 yd C) 231 yd D) 72 yd

50) 50)
19 cm
24 cm 12 cm

9 cm

A) 108 cm B) 86 cm C) 64 cm D) 336 cm

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 51) 51)
22 ft
5 ft

17 ft
5 ft

A) 66 ft B) 195 ft C) 88 ft D) 93 ft

Find the area.

52) 52)

21 yd

All segments are of equal length

A) 1764 yd2 B) 1323 yd2 C) 252 yd2 D) 2205 yd2

53) 53)
5 in. 6 in.
5 in.

23 in.

19 in.
A) 75 in.2 B) 407 in.2 C) 412 in.2 D) 397 in.2

54) 54)
13 in.
18 in. 9 in.

6 in.
A) 180 in.2 B) 207 in.2 C) 171 in.2 D) 153 in.2

55) 55)
29 cm
8 cm

25 cm
7 cm
A) 242 cm 2 B) 144 cm 2 C) 407 cm 2 D) 233 cm 2

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Find the length of the unlabeled side in the figure. Then find the perimeter and area of the figure.
56) 56)
3 ft 5 ft

? 4 ft

30 ft

13 ft

A) unlabeled side = 10 ft B) unlabeled side = 5 ft

P = 94 ft P = 94 ft
A = 250 ft2 A = 370 ft2
C) unlabeled side = 5 ft D) unlabeled side = 5 ft
P = 47 ft P = 141 ft
A = 283 ft2 A = 225 ft2

57) 57)
4 cm

4 cm 4 cm

9 cm 9 cm

?
13 cm

13 cm

3 cm

9 cm

A) unlabeled side = 10 cm B) unlabeled side = 16 cm

P =78 cm P = 69 cm
A = 263 cm 2 A = 263 cm 2
C) unlabeled side = 16 cm D) unlabeled side = 10 cm
P = 65 cm P = 60 cm
A = 173 cm 2 A = 173 cm 2

Solve the problem.

58) Mel plans to fence his yard for his new puppy. The yard is a 52 ft by 125 ft rectangle. Fencing costs 58)
$13 per 10 ft section. What is the cost of the fence not including unused fencing?
A) $135.20 B) $920.40 C) $230.10 D) $460.20

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 59) The perimeter of a rectangular room is 52 ft. The width is 12 ft. Find the length. 59)
A) 40 ft B) 13 ft C) 15 ft D) 14 ft

60) What will it cost to buy ceiling molding to go around a rectangular room with length 13 ft and 60)
width 8 ft? The molding costs $1.83 per linear foot.
A) $47.58 B) $76.86 C) $38.43 D) $29.28

61) A small farm field is a square measuring 270 ft on a side. What is the perimeter of the field? If you 61)
double the length of each side of the field, what is the new perimeter?
A) 270 ft, 1080 ft B) 540 ft, 2160 ft
C) 540 ft, 1080 ft D) 1080 ft, 2160 ft

62) How much will it cost to carpet a 17 ft by 15 ft room if carpeting costs $17.00 per square yard? 62)
A) $4335.00 B) $361.25 C) $481.67 D) $1445.00

63) A one-story building is 250 ft by 150 ft. If a square patio with sides 18 ft occupies the center of the 63)
building, how much area remains for offices?
A) 728 ft2 B) 782 ft2 C) 800 ft2 D) 37,176 ft2

64) A pest control company sprays insecticide around the perimeter of a 120 ft by 410 ft building. If the 64)
spray costs $0.12 per foot, how much did the job cost to the nearest dollar?
A) $492 B) $5904 C) $64 D) $127

Find the perimeter.

65) 65)
40 m

21 m

A) 122 m B) 82 m C) 101 m D) 61 m

66) 66)
28 m

27 m

A) 82 m B) 83 m C) 55 m D) 110 m

67) 67)
3.1 m

2.3 m

A) 7.7 m B) 10.8 m C) 5.4 m D) 8.5 m

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 68) 68)
6.6 m

2.8 m

A) 9.4 m B) 16 m C) 12.2 m D) 18.8 m

69) 69)
28 m

18 m 18 m

34 m
A) 98 m B) 504 m C) 34 m D) 52 m

70) 70)
27 m

11 m 11 m

21 m
A) 27 m B) 231 m C) 38 m D) 70 m

Find the area.

71) 71)
2 in.

4 in.

A) 8 in.2 B) 4 in.2 C) 6 in.2 D) 16 in.2

72) 72)

5 cm

5 cm

A) 10 cm 2 B) 20 cm 2 C) 12.5 cm 2 D) 25 cm 2

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73) 73)

12 m

12 m

A) 72 m2 B) 24 m 2 C) 144 m2 D) 48 m 2

74) 74)
5 ft

4 ft

10 ft

A) 19 ft2 B) 60 ft2 C) 25 ft2 D) 30 ft2

75) 75)
8 mi

16 mi

40 mi

A) 80 mi2 B) 384 mi2 C) 64 mi2 D) 25,600 mi2

76) 76)
9 cm

13 cm

21 cm

A) 43 cm 2 B) 273 cm 2 C) 189 cm 2 D) 195 cm 2

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 77) 77)
16 m

8m

11 m

A) 108 m2 B) 704 m 2 C) 216 m2 D) 168 m 2

Solve the problem.

78) The shape of a patio is trapezoidal with a height of 11 ft and bases of 20 ft and 14 ft. What is the 78)
cost of outdoor carpeting to cover the patio if the carpeting costs $5.50 per ft2 ?
A) $308.00 B) $1193.50 C) $247.50 D) $1028.50

79) Cindy wants to secure sequins on a piece of felt shaped like a trapezoid with a height of 8 cm and 79)
bases of 19 cm and 13 cm. What is the cost of all the sequins if sequins cost $0.60 per cm2 of
coverage?
A) $76.80 B) $28.80 C) $24.00 D) $105.30

80) Glenda wants to glue glitter over a piece of felt shaped like a parallelogram with a height of 56 in. 80)
and a base of 46 in. If the glitter costs $0.50 per ft2 to cover the felt, how much will it cost to cover
the felt?
A) $35.78 B) $8.94 C) $107.33 D) $1288

81) The shape of a barbecue pit is like a parallelogram with height of 60 in. and a base of 30 in. It costs 81)
$0.90 per ft2 to fill the pit with charcoals. How much does it cost?
A) $1620 B) $135.00 C) $11.25 D) $45.00

Find the area of the figure.

82) Each square is 3 ft by 3 ft. 82)

A) 72 ft2 B) 45 ft2 C) 54 ft2 D) 108 ft2

83) 83)
16.5 m

8.8 m

11 m

5.5 m

22 m
A) 19.25 m2 B) 38.5 m 2 C) 211.75 m2 D) 423.5 m 2

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 84) 84)
79 m

79 m 79 m

59.25 m

79 m 79 m

79 m

A) 10,921.75 m2 B) 12,482 m 2 C) 17,162.75 m2 D) 217.25 m 2

Find the perimeter.

85) 85)
23 ft 12 ft

24 ft
A) 58 ft B) 47 ft C) 59 ft D) 144 ft

86) 86)

20 yd 20 yd

20 yd
A) 200 yd B) 60 yd C) 59 yd D) 40 yd

87) 87)

28 m 28 m

9m
A) 65 m B) 126 m C) 63 m D) 56 m

88) 88)

15 cm 14 cm

23 cm
A) 53 cm B) 51 cm C) 52 cm D) 161 cm

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Find the area.
89) 89)

8 cm

14 cm

A) 28 cm 2 B) 112 cm 2 C) 32 cm 2 D) 56 cm 2

90) 90)

50 cm
54 cm

23 cm

A) 1250 cm 2 B) 575 cm 2 C) 1350 cm 2 D) 1150 cm 2

91) 91)

26 ft
22 ft

41 ft

A) 902 ft2 B) 451 ft2 C) 242 ft2 D) 286 ft2

92) 92)

32 in.
28 in.

42.5 in.
A) 392 in.2 B) 448 in.2 C) 595 in.2 D) 1190 in.2

93) 93)

44 cm
50 cm

22.5 cm
A) 1100 cm 2 B) 968 cm 2 C) 495 cm 2 D) 990 cm 2

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 94) 94)

2
2 m 4m
3

1
4 m
4

1 2 1 2 2 2
A) 8 m B) 11 m C) 17 m2 D) 5 m
2 3 3

Find the area of the shaded region.

95) Each small triangle has a height and a base of 6 m. 95)

48 m

48 m

A) 1440 m 2 B) 1296 m2
C) 2592 m 2 D) not enough information given

96) 96)

7m

3m

10 m 22 m

11 m

17 m
A) 341.5 m2 B) 288 m2
C) 331 m2 D) not enough information given

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 97) 97)

4m

3m

4m

A) 12 m2 B) not enough information given

C) 3 m2 D) 6 m 2

Find the measure of the indicated angle.

98) Two angles of a triangle are 40° and 100°. Find the third angle. 98)
A) 220° B) 130° C) 40° D) 140°

99) Two angles of a triangle are 36° and 71°. Find the third angle. 99)
A) 107° B) 253° C) 17° D) 73°

100) One of the base angles of an isosceles triangle is 39°. Find the measures of the other two angles. 100)
(An isosceles triangle has two equal base angles.)
A) 39°, 282° B) 39°, 102° C) 39°, 12° D) 39°, 78°

Solve the problem.

101) The shape of a patio is triangular with a height of 10 ft and base of 20 ft. What is the cost of outdoor 101)
carpeting to cover the patio if the carpeting costs $6.50 per ft2 ?
A) $1300.00 B) $650.00 C) $325.00 D) $100.00

102) The shape of a plexiglass windshield is triangular with a height of 2.5 ft and base of 6.3 ft. What is 102)
the cost of the windshield if the plexiglass costs $1.50 per ft2 ?
A) $7.87 B) $11.81 C) $5.91 D) $23.62

103) A horse's paddock is triangular with a height of 67 ft and sides of 61 ft, 92 ft, and 59 ft. What is the 103)
cost of fencing around the paddock if the fencing costs $2.20 per ft?
A) $6780.40 B) $233.20 C) $466.40 D) $4495.70

104) If a neighbor wants to create the area shown as a space for his dog to play, how much wire must 104)
he bury around the edge to create an "invisible" fence?

24 m 18 m

36 m

A) 84 m B) 36 m C) 72 m D) 78 m

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 105) A man needs to repaint the two triangular gables on his house. Each gable is 33 ft long and 105)
16 ft high. How many gallons of paint will he need if a gallon of paint covers 100 sq. ft.? (You must
buy whole gallons).
A) 3 gallons B) 528 gallons C) 6 gallons D) 264 gallons

Find the radius or diameter as requested.

106) Find the diameter. 106)

38 mi

A) 19 mi B) 4534.16 mi C) 76 mi D) 119.32 mi

107) Find the radius. 107)

76 yd

A) 19 yd B) 38 yd C) 4534.16 yd D) 119.32 yd

108) Find the diameter. 108)

1.7 yd

A) 5.338 yd B) 0.85 yd C) 9.07 yd D) 3.4 yd

109) Find the radius. 109)

3.2 ft

A) 0.8 ft B) 5.024 ft C) 8.04 ft D) 1.6 ft

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 110) Find the diameter. 110)

46.4 cm

A) 23.2 cm B) 145.696 cm C) 92.8 cm D) 6760.29 cm

111) Find the radius. 111)

66.4 ft

A) 104.248 ft B) 33.2 ft C) 16.6 ft D) 3461.03 ft

Find the circle's circumference or area, as requested. Use 3.14 as the approximate value of π, and round your answer to
the nearest tenth.
112) Find the circumference. 112)

6 cm

A) 37.7 cm B) 18.8 cm C) 9.4 cm D) 28.3 cm

113) Find the circumference. 113)

5 cm

A) 15.7 cm B) 6.4 cm C) 78.5 cm D) 31.4 cm

114) Find the circumference. 114)

3.7 mi

A) 5.8 mi B) 23.2 mi C) 11.6 mi D) 10.7 mi

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115) Find the circumference. 115)

2.65 in.

A) 33.3 in. B) 88.2 in. C) 8.3 in. D) 16.6 in.

116) Find the circumference. 116)

31 in.

A) 194.7 in. B) 754.4 in. C) 48.7 in. D) 97.3 in.

117) Find the area. 117)

22 in.

A) 138.2 in.2 B) 379.9 in.2 C) 69.1 in.2 D) 1519.8 in.2

118) Find the area of the circle. 118)

4.5 mi

A) 63.6 mi2 B) 28.3 mi2 C) 56.5 mi2 D) 254.3 mi2

119) Find the area of the circle. 119)

3.1 mi

A) 30.2 mi2 B) 7.5 mi2 C) 19.5 mi2 D) 9.7 mi2

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 120) Find the area. 120)

1.65 yd

A) 8.5 yd2 B) 20.7 yd2 C) 34.2 yd2 D) 10.4 yd2

121) Find the area. 121)

30 yd

A) 706.5 yd2 B) 188.4 yd2 C) 94.2 yd2 D) 2826 yd2

Find the circumference and area of a circle having the given diameter or radius. Use 3.14 for π. Round your results to
the nearest tenth.
122) d = 23 yd 122)
A) 36.1 yd; 144.4 yd2 B) 72.2 yd; 415.3 yd2
C) 36.1 yd; 1661.1 yd2 D) 72.2 yd; 72.2 yd2

123) r = 12.5 cm 123)

A) 78.5 cm; 490.6 cm 2 B) 39.3 cm; 1962.5 cm 2
C) 39.3 cm; 157 cm 2 D) 78.5 cm; 78.5 cm 2

124) d = 3.2 in. 124)

A) 10.0 in.; 10 in.2 B) 10.0 in.; 8 in.2
C) 5.0 in.; 32.2 in.2 D) 5.0 in.; 20.1 in.2

125) r = 2.3 yd 125)

A) 7.2 yd; 66.4 yd2 B) 14.4 yd; 16.6 yd2
C) 7.2 yd; 28.9 yd2 D) 14.4 yd; 14.4 yd2

126) d = 33 mi 126)
A) 103.6 mi; 854.9 mi2 B) 51.8 mi; 3419.5 mi2
C) 103.6 mi; 103.6 mi2 D) 51.8 mi; 207.2 mi2

127) r = 23 mi 127)
A) 72.2 mi; 6644.2 mi2 B) 144.4 mi; 144.4 mi2
C) 72.2 mi; 288.9 mi2 D) 144.4 mi; 1661.1 mi2

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 1
128) d = 9 cm 128)
2
A) 14.9 cm; 283.4 cm 2 B) 14.9 cm; 59.7 cm 2
C) 29.8 cm; 29.8 cm 2 D) 29.8 cm; 70.8 cm 2

Find the area of the figure. Use 3.14 for π. Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
129) 129)

3.6 in.

8.0 in.
A) 23.7 in.2 B) 23.1 in.2
C) Not enough data D) 11.9 in.2

130) 130)

5.0 yd

14.3 yd
A) Not enough data B) 36.5 yd2
C) 51.9 yd2 D) 61.7 yd2

131) 131)

18.0 in.

41.0 in.
A) Not enough data B) 992.3 in.2
C) 610.8 in.2 D) 865.2 in.2

132) 132)

24.0 in.

42.0 in.
A) 1083.4 in.2 B) 1460.2 in.2
C) Not enough data D) 1234.1 in.2

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133) 133)
38 yd

24 yd

56 yd
A) 1580.2 yd2 B) 1570.1 yd2
C) Not enough data D) 1354.1 yd2

134) 134)
3.2 cm

9.0 cm

A) 23.8 cm 2 B) 12.4 cm 2
C) 24.8 cm 2 D) Not enough data

135) 135)

13 in.

A) 99.5 in.2 B) 707.5 in.2

C) Not enough data D) 398.0 in.2

136) 136)

17 m

13 m

A) 334.4 m2 B) 223.9 m2
C) 337.4 m2 D) Not enough data

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 137) 137)

1.6 m 1.6 m
A) Not enough data B) 2.0 m 2
C) 8.0 m 2 D) 4.0 m 2

138) 138)

13.0 yd

17.4 yd

A) Not enough data B) 267.0 yd2

C) 358.9 yd2 D) 292.5 yd2

Solve the problem, using 3.14 for π. Round to nearest tenth unless instructed differently.
139) A wicker basket has a circular rim with a diameter of 12 in. How many inches of ribbon are 139)
needed to go once around the rim?
A) 35.7 in. B) 144 in. C) 75.4 in. D) 37.7 in.

140) A semicircular driveway has a diameter of 130 ft. How long is the driveway? 140)
A) 202.1 ft B) 2816.7 ft C) 204.1 ft D) 408.2 ft

141) A circular fountain has a statue in its center, 3 m from the edge. What is the distance around the 141)
fountain?
A) 18.8 m B) 16.8 m C) 9.4 m D) 9 m

142) A figure skater must trace a figure eight on the ice that consists of two perfect circles, each with a 142)
radius of 8 ft. How far does the skater go one time around the figure eight?
A) 23.1 ft B) 25.1 ft C) 50.2 ft D) 100.4 ft

143) The outfield wall in a baseball park is in the shape of a quarter circle. If the radius of the circle is 11 143)
ft, how long is the wall?
A) 15.3 ft B) 8.6 ft C) 17.3 ft D) 34.5 ft

144) The striking circle in field hockey is a semicircle with a radius of 15.6 yd. Find the area of the 144)
semicircle.
A) 98 yd 2 B) 764.2 yd 2 C) 382.1 yd 2 D) 3056.6 yd 2

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145) Find the area of the circular racetrack. 145)
(Use 3.14 for π. Round to the nearest foot.)
r = 75 ft
R = 100 ft

A) 31,400 ft2 B) 17,663 ft2 C) 13,738 ft2 D) 7850 ft2

146) A rubber ice-hockey puck has a 3.2 in. diameter. What is the surface area of one flat side of the 146)
puck?
A) 32.2 in.2 B) 4 in.2 C) 10 in. 2 D) 8 in.2

147) Find the cost to asphalt a circular racetrack if asphalt costs $70 per 100 ft2 . (Use 3.14 for π. Round 147)
to the nearest dollar.)
r = 110 ft
R = 130 ft

A) $37,146 B) $26,596 C) $3517 D) $10,550

148) The diameter of a discus is about 8.7 in. What is the area of one flat surface of a discus? (Round to 148)
the nearest hundredth.)
A) 237.67 in. 2 B) 59.42 in.2 C) 29.71 in. 2 D) 27.32 in.2

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Solve the problem. Assume that all pizzas are circular in shape and that the measurement given in the table is the
diameter of the pizza in inches. Use 3.14 as the approximate value of π.
149) Use the table below to find the cost per square inch for each size of cheese pizza. Round your 149)
answers to the nearest thousandth. Which size is the best buy?
PIZZA Small 7" Medium 12" Large 16"
Cheese $4.20 $8.30 $10.30
Veggie $5.30 $9.20 $12.60
Pesto $5.80 $10.30 $13.90
A) Small ≈ $0.109 B) Small ≈ $0.191
Medium ≈ $0.073 Medium ≈ $0.220
Large ≈ $0.051 Large ≈ $0.205
Best buy: large Best buy: small
C) Small ≈ $0.027 D) Small ≈ $9.158
Medium ≈ $0.018 Medium ≈ $13.619
Large ≈ $0.013 Large ≈ $19.511
Best buy: large Best buy: small

150) Use the table below to find the cost per square inch for each size of veggie pizza. Round your 150)
answers to the nearest thousandth. Which size is the best buy?

PIZZA Small 7" Medium 11" Large 15"

Cheese $4.20 $7.20 $10.70
Veggie $5.70 $7.50 $16.00
Pesto $5.80 $10.30 $13.90

A) Small ≈ $0.259 B) Small ≈ $6.748

Medium ≈ $0.217 Medium ≈ $12.665
Large ≈ $0.340 Large ≈ $11.039
Best buy: medium Best buy: small
C) Small ≈ $0.148 D) Small ≈ $0.037
Medium ≈ $0.079 Medium ≈ $0.020
Large ≈ $0.091 Large ≈ $0.023
Best buy: medium Best buy: medium

151) Use the table below to find the cost per square inch for each size of pesto pizza. Round your 151)
answers to the nearest thousandth. Which size is the best buy?

1
PIZZA Small 6 " Medium 11" Large 15"
2
Cheese $4.40 $7.60 $10.85
Veggie $5.30 $9.20 $12.60
Pesto $5.10 $8.90 $15.40
A) Small ≈ $0.154 B) Small ≈ $0.170
Medium ≈ $0.094 Medium ≈ $0.075
Large ≈ $0.087 Large ≈ $0.096
Best buy: large Best buy: medium
C) Small ≈ $0.041 D) Small ≈ $6.503
Medium ≈ $0.023 Medium ≈ $10.672
Large ≈ $0.022 Large ≈ $34.632
Best buy: large Best buy: small

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Find the volume.
152) 152)

17 yd
17 yd
17 yd

A) 4913 yd3 B) 51 yd3 C) 578 yd3 D) 289 yd3

153) 153)

9.4 cm

6.9 cm

3.9 cm
A) 20.2 cm 3 B) 252.954 cm 3
C) 252.954 cm 2 D) 68.76 cm 3

154) 154)

1
3 ft 7 ft
3
1
8 ft
2
5 3 1 3 1 3
A) 18 ft B) 187 ft3 C) 168 ft D) 62 ft
6 6 3

Find the volume of the specified solid. Use 3.14 as the approximate value of π, and round your answer to the nearest
tenth.
155) A sphere with radius 3.5 m 155)
A) 51.3 m 3 B) 101.0 m 3 C) 1436.0 m 3 D) 179.5 m 3

156) A sphere with diameter 8 m 156)

A) 2143.6 m3 B) 267.9 m 3 C) 150.7 m3 D) 67.0 m 3

157) A hemisphere with radius 4.5 m 157)

A) 214.6 m3 B) 190.8 m 3 C) 381.5 m3 D) 107.3 m 3

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 158) A hemisphere with diameter 10 yd 158)
A) 294.4 yd3 B) 147.2 yd3 C) 261.7 yd3 D) 523.3 yd3

159) A sphere with radius 0.75 yd 159)

A) 1.8 yd3 B) 14.1 yd3 C) 2.4 yd3 D) 1.0 yd3

160) A sphere with diameter 2.4 m 160)

A) 7.2 m 3 B) 57.9 m 3 C) 6.0 m 3 D) 4.1 m3

161) A hemisphere with radius 1.4 m 161)

A) 6.5 m 3 B) 5.7 m3 C) 3.2 m 3 D) 11.5 m 3

162) Find the volume of a cylinder with radius 4 cm and height 10 cm. 162)
A) 226.1 cm 3 B) 175.8 cm 3 C) 502.4 cm 3 D) 351.6 cm 3

163) Find the volume of a cylinder with radius 6.8 cm and height 4.6 cm. 163)
A) 388.6 cm 3 B) 243.4 cm 3 C) 486.8 cm 3 D) 667.9 cm 3

164) Find the volume of a cylinder with diameter 13.2 cm and height 8.9 cm. 164)
A) 458.0 cm 3 B) 321.2 cm 3 C) 642.4 cm 3 D) 1217.3 cm 3

Find the volume of the specified solid. Use 3.14 as the approximate value of π, and round your answer to the nearest
whole number.
165) A cone with height 8 in. and radius 7 in. 165)
A) 615 in. 3 B) 821 in. 3 C) 117 in. 3 D) 410 in. 3

166) A cone with height 8 cm and diameter 6 cm 166)

A) 452 cm 3 B) 100 cm3 C) 75 cm 3 D) 301 cm3

167) A triangular pyramid with base area 16 ft2 and height 6 ft 167)
A) 32 ft3 B) 30 ft3 C) 48 ft3 D) 96 ft3

168) A rectangular pyramid with base area 15 m2 and height 2 m 168)

A) 15 m3 B) 8 m3 C) 10 m3 D) 30 m3

Find the volume specified. Use 3.14 as the approximate value of π, and round your answer to the nearest tenth.
169) Find the volume of a feed bin having the shape of a right circular cylinder of radius 7 ft and height 169)
7 ft topped by a right circular cone of the same radius and height 9 ft.
A) 1077.0 ft3 B) 1538.6 ft3 C) 2154.0 ft3 D) 923.2 ft3

170) Find the volume of an ice cream cone (right circular cone) of radius 5 cm and height 8 cm topped 170)
by a perfect hemisphere of ice cream of the same radius.
A) 680.4 cm 3 B) 471.0 cm 3 C) 261.7 cm 3 D) 732.7 cm 3

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 171) Find the volume of a barber's pole having the shape of a right circular cylinder of radius 3 in. and 171)
height 19 in. topped by a sphere of the same radius.
A) 1073.8 in. 3 B) 226.1 in.3 C) 649.9 in. 3 D) 536.9 in.3

172) Find the volume of a tent having the shape of a rectangular solid of length 15 ft, width 14 ft, and 172)
height 6 ft topped by a rectangular pyramid of the same width and length with height 5 ft.
A) 350.0 ft3 B) 1610.0 ft3 C) 700.0 ft3 D) 2520.0 ft3

Find the volume and surface area of the figure. Use 3.14 as the approximate value of π. Round your answer to the
nearest tenth, if necessary.
173) 173)

5 ft

6 ft

A) V = 47.1 ft3 SA = 345.4 ft2 B) V = 117.8 ft3 SA = 133.5 ft 2

C) V = 471 ft3 SA = 227.7 ft2 D) V = 94.2 ft3 SA = 66.7 ft2

174) 174)

5.5 m

14 m

A) V = 483.6 m3 SA = 336.8 m2 B) V = 5319.2 m3 SA = 1157.1 m2

C) V = 241.8 m3 SA = 1727 m2 D) V = 1329.8 m3 SA = 673.5 m 2

175) 175)

3 ft
7 ft
13 ft

A) V = 546 ft3 ; SA = 302 ft2 B) V = 546 ft3 ; SA = 151 ft2

C) V = 273 ft3 ; SA = 302 ft2 D) V = 273 ft3 ; SA = 151 ft2

Solve the problem. Use 3.14 as the approximate value of π. Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary.
176) Three people build a rectangular shed 7 ft wide, 5 ft long, and 6 ft high. How many ft3 does the 176)
shed contain?
A) 107 ft3 B) 18 ft3 C) 1470 ft3 D) 210 ft3

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 177) A shipping container has dimensions of 5 m × 2 m × 3 m. What is its volume? 177)
A) 75 m3 B) 20 m 3 C) 30 m3 D) 18 m 3

178) A cubical container measures 7 m on each edge. What does it cost to fill the container at $2.42 per 178)
cubic m?
A) $118.58 B) $573.93 C) $50.82 D) $830.06

179) At $2.40 per cubic yd, how much will it cost to fill a container with dimensions of 179)
1 3 1
7 yd × 2 yd × 5 yd?
3 4 3
A) $133.10 B) $187.73 C) $688.36 D) $258.13

180) A sphere has a 11 in. diameter. What is its volume? 180)

A) 696.56 in.3 B) 5572.45 in.3 C) 391.81 in.3 D) 126.65 in.3

181) A cylindrical flower vase is 5 inches across the top and about 10 inches high. How many cubic 181)
inches of water could it hold?
A) 196.25 in. 3 B) 392.50 in.3 C) 314.00 in. 3 D) 785.00 in.3

182) A certain marine engine has cylinders that are 4.19 cm in diameter and 5.07 cm deep. Find the 182)
total volume of 6 cylinders.
A) 838.47 cm 3 B) 800.45 cm 3 C) 419.23 cm 3 D) 69.87 cm 3

183) The foundation for a cylindrical water tank is a cylinder with a diameter of 25 in. and 2 in. high. 183)
How many cubic in. of concrete are needed to build the foundation?
A) 3925.00 in.3 B) 1962.50 in.3 C) 314.00 in.3 D) 981.25 in.3

184) A cereal box measures 9.3 in. by 4.5 in. by 12 in. high. Find the amount of cardboard needed to 184)
make the box.
A) 207.5 in.2 B) 319.1 in.2 C) 414.9 in.2 D) 829.8 in.2

Find the square root. When necessary, round to nearest thousandth.

185) 100 185)
A) 33.333 B) 50 C) 11 D) 10

186) 8 186)
A) 2.825 B) 2.833 C) 2.828 D) 8.000

187) 19 187)
A) 5.359 B) 4.358 C) 4.369 D) 4.359

188) 92 188)
A) 9.591 B) 9.592 C) 10.592 D) 9.602

189) 600 189)

A) 24.494 B) 24.495 C) 24.496 D) 24.485

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 190) 937 190)
A) 30.607 B) 30.610 C) 937.000 D) 30.615

191) 4000 191)

A) 62.450 B) 20.000 C) 64.031 D) 63.246

Find the unknown length in the right triangle. If necessary, round to the nearest tenth.
192) 192)

15 mi

20 mi
A) 24 mi B) 13 mi C) 25 mi D) 18 mi

193) 193)

12 yd 20 yd

A) 14 yd B) 20 yd C) 19 yd D) 16 yd

194) 194)

10 ft 28 ft

A) 684 ft B) 19 ft C) 26.2 ft D) 342 ft

195) 195)

12 cm

15 cm
A) 184.5 cm B) 19.2 cm C) 13.5 cm D) 369 cm

196) 196)

14 m 20 m

A) 17 m B) 102 m C) 14.3 m D) 204 m

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 197) 197)

14 in.

18 in.
A) 520 in. B) 16 in. C) 260 in. D) 22.8 in.

198) 198)
10.5 cm

7.6 cm

A) 7.2 cm B) 168.0 cm C) 4.3 cm D) 13.0 cm

Solve the problem. Round to the nearest tenth, if necessary.

199) The diagram below shows the side view of a plan for a slanted roof. Find the unknown length in 199)
this roof plan.

?
3 ft

14 ft

A) 102.5 ft B) 8.5 ft C) 14.3 ft D) 7.15 ft

200) The diagram below shows a rope connecting the top of a pole to the ground. How tall is the pole? 200)

22 yd
?

17 yd

A) 14 yd B) 7 yd C) 19.5 yd D) 97.5 yd

201) A painter leans a ladder against one wall of a house. At what height does the ladder 201)
touch the wall?

30 ft
?

23 ft

A) 185.5 ft B) 26.5 ft C) 19.3 ft D) 9.65 ft

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202) Below is a diagram of a water slide. How far is it along the ground from the end of the slide back 202)
to the base of the ladder that leads to the slide?

26 ft
20 ft

A) 8.3 ft B) 16.6 ft C) 138 ft D) 23 ft

203) A long-distance runner runs 6 miles directly south and then faces due east and runs another 9 203)
miles. How far is the runner, in a straight line, from his starting point?

6 mi

9 mi

A) 58.5 mi B) 5.4 mi C) 10.8 mi D) 7.5 mi

204) Megan drove her car 10 miles north, then made a left turn and drove 2 miles west. How far is she, 204)
in a straight line, from her starting point?

2 mi

10 mi

A) 52 mi B) 6 mi C) 10.2 mi D) 5.1 mi

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The pair of triangles is congruent. List the corresponding angles and the corresponding sides.
205) 205)

A) ∠1 and ∠2; ∠2 and ∠3; ∠3 and ∠4; AB and AC; XY and XZ; BC and YZ
B) ∠1 and ∠4; ∠2 and ∠5; ∠3 and ∠6; AB and XY; AC and XZ; BC and YZ
C) ∠1 and ∠4; ∠2 and ∠5; ∠3 and ∠6; AB and XZ; AC and YZ; BC and YZ
D) ∠1 and ∠5; ∠2 and ∠4; ∠3 and ∠6; AB and XY; AC and XZ; BC and YZ

206) 206)

A) ∠1 and ∠6; ∠2 and ∠5; ∠3 and ∠4; PQ and ST; PR and SU; QR and TU
B) ∠1 and ∠2; ∠3 and ∠4; ∠5 and ∠6; PQ and ST; PR and TU; QR and SU
C) ∠1 and ∠6; ∠2 and ∠4; ∠3 and ∠5; PQ and ST; PR and TU; QR and SU
D) ∠1 and ∠6; ∠2 and ∠4; ∠3 and ∠5; PQ and SU; PR and ST; QR and TU

207) 207)

A) ∠1 and ∠5; ∠2 and ∠6; ∠3 and ∠4; PR and JK; QP and NK; QR and JN
B) ∠1 and ∠6; ∠2 and ∠5; ∠3 and ∠4; PR and JN; QP and NK; QR and JK
C) ∠1 and ∠5; ∠2 and ∠6; ∠3 and ∠4; PR and JN; QP and NK; QR and JK
D) ∠1 and ∠6; ∠2 and ∠5; ∠3 and ∠4; PR and JK; QP and NK; QR and JN

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Name the method that can be used to prove the triangles are congruent.
208) 208)

7 cm 11 cm

9 cm
7 cm 11 cm

9 cm
A) The triangles are not congruent. B) SSS
C) SAS D) ASA

209) 209)
4.4 m

6m 7.7 m 7.7 m 6m

4.4 m
A) SSS B) ASA
C) SAS D) The triangles are not congruent.

210) 210)
10 m

12 m
12 m

10 m
A) SAS B) The triangles are not congruent.
C) ASA D) SSS

211) 211)

20 m 20m
115° 115°
16 m 16 m
A) The triangles are not congruent. B) SAS
C) SSS D) ASA

212) 212)
7 ft 7 ft
54° 54°

A) ASA B) SSS
C) The triangles are not congruent. D) SAS

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 213) 213)

63°
8 cm
61°
63°
8 cm
61°

A) ASA B) SAS
C) SSS D) The triangles are not congruent.

The two triangles below are similar. Find the missing lengths.
214) 214)

82 9 41

80 40
A) x = 9 B) x = 18 C) x = 27 D) x = 13

215) 215)

12 15
4 5
6

A) x = 20 B) x = 18 C) x = 6 D) x = 24

216) 216)

16 24

12 18

24
A) x = 30 B) x = 40 C) x = 24 D) x = 32

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 217) 217)

A) x = 7.5; y = 10.5 B) x = 9; y = 12 C) x = 30; y = 42 D) x = 9; y = 15

218) 218)

8.1

5.4
A) x = 1.24; y = 3.6 B) x = 7.2; y = 3.9 C) x = 6.3; y = 3.9 D) x = 6.3; y = 3.6

Find the perimeter of the specified triangle. Assume the triangles are similar.
219) Find the perimeter of the triangle on the left. 219)

32.8 cm

24 cm

A) 48.4 cm B) 36.4 cm C) 72.4 cm D) 24.4 cm

220) Find the perimeter of the triangle on the right. 220)

36.9 cm

27 cm

A) 63.9 cm B) 71.9 cm C) 67.5 cm D) 81.9 cm

221) Find the perimeter of the triangle on the left. 221)

39 ft

26 ft
A) 98.7 ft B) 78 ft C) 48 ft D) 87 ft

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 222) Find the perimeter of the triangle on the right. 222)

75 ft

50 ft
A) 136.2 ft B) 125 ft C) 195 ft D) 153 ft

223) Find the perimeter of the triangle on the left. 223)

27 m

67.5 m
A) 95 m B) 117.5 m C) 50 m D) 151.3 m

224) Find the perimeter of the triangle on the right. 224)

45 m

112.5 m
A) 242.5 m B) 237.5 m C) 170.3 m D) 189.5 m

Solve the problem.

225) A tree casts a shadow 29 m long. At the same time, the shadow cast by a 39-cm tall statue is 87 cm 225)
long. Find the height of the tree. Round results to the nearest unit.
A) 13 m B) 12 m C) 65 m D) 64 m

226) A triangle drawn on a map has sides of lengths 9.0 cm, 10 cm, and 14 cm. The shortest of the 226)
corresponding real-life distances is 107 km. Find the longest of the real-life distances. Round to
the nearest unit.
A) 150 km B) 69 km C) 166 km D) 119 km

227) Mieko, who is 1.83 m tall, wishes to find the height of a tree. She walks 18.98 m from the base of 227)
the tree along the shadow of the tree until her head is in a position where the tip of her shadow
exactly overlaps the end of the tree top's shadow. She is now 7.39 m from the end of the shadows.
How tall is the tree? Round to the nearest hundredth.

A) 4.70 m B) 3.00 m C) 0.71 m D) 6.53 m

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228) Syed, who is 1.93 m tall, wishes to find the height of a tree with a shadow 34.05 m long. He walks 228)
23.46 m from the base of the tree along the shadow of the tree until his head is in a position where
the tip of his shadow exactly overlaps the end of the tree top's shadow. How tall is the tree? Round
to the nearest hundredth.

A) 1.93 m B) 2.80 m C) 3.26 m D) 6.21 m

229) In order to measure the distance across a pond (from A to B), Louis made some measurements, 229)
which are given below the drawing. What is the distance (to the nearest unit)?

∠ABE = 49°, BE = 141 ft, ED = 50 ft, DC = 44 ft, CE = 55 ft, ∠DCE = 49°

A) 124 ft B) 113 ft C) 160 ft D) 176 ft

230) To find the height of this tree, Sarah marked the tree at eye level, 1.8 meters above the ground. She 230)
measured 32 m from the base of the tree and then held a 5-cm ruler vertically in front of her eye
until the ruler just obscured the tree above the mark. Using a string tied through a hole in one end
of the ruler, Sarah found that the distance from her eye to the ruler was 5.8 centimeters. What was
the height of the tree? Round to the nearest unit.

A) 25 m B) 29 m C) 27 m D) 31 m

231) A church steeple casts a shadow 105 ft long, and at the same time a 6.0-ft post casts a shadow 5.0 231)
ft long. How high is the steeple? Round to the nearest unit.
A) 126 ft B) 107 ft C) 88 ft D) 6 ft

232) A line from the top of a cliff to the ground passes just over the top of a pole 6.0 ft high and meets 232)
the ground at a point 8.0 ft from the base of the pole. If the point is 81 ft from the base of the cliff,
how high is the cliff? Round to the nearest unit.
A) 3888 ft B) 486 ft C) 61 ft D) 5 ft

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233) A lake lies between A and C, and lines AB and DE run north-south. If AB = 7.9 mi, DE = 1.6 mi, 233)
and DC = 2.4 mi, how far is it from A to C? Round to the nearest tenth.

A) 11.9 mi B) 9.5 mi C) 12.0 mi D) 5.3 mi

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Answer Key
Testname: UNTITLED7

1) D
2) A
3) A
4) C
5) B
6) A
7) C
8) A
9) B
10) B
11) C
12) B
13) B
14) B
15) B
16) D
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