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Third Prelimary Test in Math

This document contains a 13 question mathematics exam on geometric concepts such as undefined terms, points, lines, rays, angles, triangles, and triangle congruence. Each multiple choice question has 4 possible answer choices labeled a-d. The questions cover topics like the sum of angles in a triangle, similarity and congruence of triangles, axioms, postulates, and statements that can be proven using triangle congruence.

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Third Prelimary Test in Math

This document contains a 13 question mathematics exam on geometric concepts such as undefined terms, points, lines, rays, angles, triangles, and triangle congruence. Each multiple choice question has 4 possible answer choices labeled a-d. The questions cover topics like the sum of angles in a triangle, similarity and congruence of triangles, axioms, postulates, and statements that can be proven using triangle congruence.

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BINATON INTEGRATED SCHOOL

THIRD PERIODICAL EXAMINATION


MATHEMATICS 8

Direction: Understand each question/problem properly, then select the best answer from the given choices by writing
only the letter corresponding to it.

1. How many geometric ideas are referred to as “undefined terms”?

a. 0 b. 1 c. 2 d. 3

2. Which of these is the best illustration of a point?

a. a ball b. the moon c. tip of a pen d. corner of a table

3. Avelino walks home from school. Tracing his way one day, he noticed that after walking for a seemingly straight path
he then turned slightly to the right to reach the house. Which of these is best illustrated?

a. ray b. line c. angle d. triangle

4. The part of a line with an endpoint and extends indefinitely in one direction is a ___.

a. ray b. line c. half-line d. line segment

5. It is a mathematical statement wherein the truthfulness is still to be established.

a. axiom b. theorem c. corollary d. postulate

6. Two points determine a line. This statement is considered a ______.

a. axiom b. guess c. theorem d. postulate

7. Two triangles are _____ if their vertices can be paired so that their corresponding angles and corresponding sides
are congruent.

a. one b. equal c. similar d. congruent

8. What is the sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle?

a. 900 b. 1800 c. 2700 d. 3600

9. Based on similar markings, what can be said about the two triangles?

a. The two triangles are similar. c. The two triangles are congruent.

b. The two triangles are different. d. The two triangles overlapped each other.

10. It is a mathematical statement which is already accepted to be true.

a. axiom b. theorem c. corollary d. postulate

11. Triangles are classified into how many classifications?

a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 7

12. How many triangle congruence postulates were there to prove triangle congruence?

a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4

13. Which of these statements can be proven by triangle congruence?

a. A diagonal of a rhombus divides it into congruent triangles.

b. Every angle bisector of a quadrilateral divides it into congruent triangles.

c. Every altitude of an isosceles triangle divides it into congruent triangles.

d. Congruent triangles can be formed from any right triangles when cut along the right angle.

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