Geometry Unit Test Name: ________________

30 Date: ________________
1. Match the picture of the 2D shape with the best description. You can use each
letter only once. The first one has been done for you.
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2. Here is the net of a 3D shape.

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What is the name of the 3D shape? _________________________________
3. Calculate the size of angle y. (Do not use a protractor)

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4. Calculate the angle. (Do not use a protractor)

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5. Calculate the angle. (Do not use a protractor)

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6. Calculate the angle. (Do not use a protractor)

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7. Fill in the missing properties of the 3D shape.

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8. Circle the correct answer.

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9. Name a 3D shape with the following

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10. Below are nets of 3D shapes. Write the name of the shape that can be made
using each net.

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11. What kind of triangle is pictured below?

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12. Here are 4 statements about triangles. Circle the one that is not true.

a. A triangle can have 2 obtuse angles.

b. The sum of the angles add up to 180°.

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c. A triangle can have 2 acute angles.

d. Isosceles triangles have two sides of the same length.

13. What is the name of this quadrilateral?

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14. A kite has 2 parallel lines. True or false?

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15. Draw an octagon below.

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16. What 3D shape is this wedge of cheese?

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17. How many faces, edges and vertices does a pyramid have?
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FACES: _______________

EDGES: ________________

VERTICES: __________________
18. Circle the net that cannot be folded to make a cube?

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19. Using a protractor, measure angle CGD.

_______________________________
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20. Using a protractor, draw an angle measuring 120°

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21. Using a protractor, draw an angle measuring 315°.

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22. Line AC and DB are straight lines. What is angle DEC? (Do not use a
protractor).

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_____________________________
23. Dinesh constructs a solid shape with five faces.

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24. Look at these shapes.

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25. How many faces are there on a tetrahedron? __________________________

26. Look at the drawing of a hexagonal prism.

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27. How many reflex angles are in this shape?

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28. Measure the smallest angle.

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Geometry Unit Test Name: ________________

30 Date: ________________
1. Match the picture of the 2D shape with the best description. You can use each
letter only once. The first one has been done for you.
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C
D
A
I
H
F
B
E

2. Here is the net of a 3D shape.

Square based pyramid

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What is the name of the 3D shape? _________________________________
3. Calculate the size of angle y. (Do not use a protractor)

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158’
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4. Calculate the angle. (Do not use a protractor)

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86
5. Calculate the angle. (Do not use a protractor)

32 /1

6. Calculate the angle. (Do not use a protractor)

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70’

7. Fill in the missing properties of the 3D shape.

6 /1

9
8. Circle the correct answer.

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9. Name a 3D shape with the following

Pentagonal Prism /1

10. Below are nets of 3D shapes. Write the name of the shape that can be made
using each net.

Hexagonal Prism

Cylinder

Cuboid/
Rectangular Prism

Octahedron
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11. What kind of triangle is pictured below?

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Equilateral Triangle

12. Here are 4 statements about triangles. Circle the one that is not true.

a. A triangle can have 2 obtuse angles.

b. The sum of the angles add up to 180°.

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c. A triangle can have 2 acute angles.

d. Isosceles triangles have two sides of the same length.

13. What is the name of this quadrilateral?

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Rhombus
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14. A kite has 2 parallel lines. True or false?

False
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15. Draw an octagon below.

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16. What 3D shape is this wedge of cheese?

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Triangular Prism
______________________________________

17. How many faces, edges and vertices does a pyramid have?
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5
FACES: _______________

8
EDGES: ________________

5
VERTICES: __________________
18. Circle the net that cannot be folded to make a cube?

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19. Using a protractor, measure angle CGD.

53-58
_______________________________
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20. Using a protractor, draw an angle measuring 120°

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21. Using a protractor, draw an angle measuring 315°.

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22. Line AC and DB are straight lines. What is angle DEC? (Do not use a
protractor).

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145’
_____________________________
23. Dinesh constructs a solid shapes with five faces.

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24. Look at these shapes.

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4
25. How many faces are there on a tetrahedron? __________________________
26. Look at the drawing of a hexagonal prism.

18 /1

27. How many reflex angles are in this shape?

8
___________________________________
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28. Measure the smallest angle.

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