1. What line forms when a plane and a cylinder intersect?

ABroken line
BStraight line
CParallel line
DCurved line


Student Answer: B


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  1. In which one of the following pairs of angles are the angles always equal to each other?

AComplementary
BVertical
CAdjacent
DSupplementary


Student Answer: D


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  1. To construct an angle equal to a given angle, you need a pencil and a

Acompass only.
Bprotractor only.
Cprotractor and a straightedge.
Dcompass and a straightedge.


Student Answer: B


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  1. This figure shows the procedure for constructing a

Aperpendicular from a point on a line.
Bperpendicular bisector.
Cpair of parallel lines.
Dbisector of an angle.


Student Answer: B


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  1. Find the angle complementary to the angle 80°25′.

A180°
B9°35′
C90°
D99°35′


Student Answer: C


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  1. Use this figure to calculate the size of ∠EOC.

A90°
B59°
C149°
D31°


Student Answer: A


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  1. An example of a plane geometric surface is the

Aside of a box.
Bside of a cone.
Csurface of a sphere.
Dside of a cylinder.


Student Answer: C


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  1. The shortest distance from a point to a straight line is

Aa parallel through the point to the line.
Bthe perpendicular bisector of the line.
Ca vertical line through the point.
Dthe perpendicular from the line to the point.


Student Answer: B


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  1. What is the angle supplementary to the angle measuring 165°12′?

A180′
B60′
C14°48′
D75°12′


Student Answer: B


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  1. In this figure, ∠a and ∠b are

Acomplementary.
Bvertical.
Cequal.
Dsupplementary.


Student Answer: C


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  1. The diagram in this figure illustrates a _______ angle.

Areflex
Bright
Ccurved
Dsupplementary


Student Answer: C


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  1. What affects the size of an angle?

AThe length of its sides
BThe amount of rotation of one side
CIts location
DThe number of degrees in its supplement


Student Answer: C


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  1. Use this figure to find the value of ∠FOD.

A63°
B78°
C46°
D27°


Student Answer: B


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  1. In this figure, angles p and w are examples of

Aalternate exterior angles.
Bvertical angles.
Calternate interior angles.
Dcorresponding angles.


Student Answer: A


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  1. If ∠o = 125°, what does ∠z equal in this figure?

A55°
B125°
C35°
D180°


Student Answer: C


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