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Chapter 16: Chapter review

38 questions · with revealable worked answers

This cumulative chapter review uses fresh questions. Attempt before revealing the reasoning.
Question 1 · reasoning

Two lines meet at a 80° angle. Are they perpendicular? Explain.

80°
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No

Only a 90° intersection is perpendicular.

Question 2 · reasoning

Two drawn straight lines have perpendicular separation 6 cm at one location and 6 cm at another. Does this observation support the claim that their separation is constant?

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Yes

Parallel lines must keep a constant perpendicular separation.

Question 3 · construction

Draw a horizontal line at row 6 and explain whether it is perpendicular to the vertical red reference.

12345678Grid row 6
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It is perpendicular

Vertical and horizontal grid lines form 90° angles.

Question 4 · reasoning

Can a rectangle be a parallelogram? Justify.

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Yes

Both opposite side pairs of the named shape are parallel.

Question 5 · symmetry

A pattern on a card has the shape of a square. How many reflection-symmetry lines does it have?

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4

Square figures have 4 exact fold axes.

Question 6 · construction

Reflect vertices (1,1), (5,3), and (3,5) across x = 6. Give reflected points and draw the image.

0246810121402468(1,1)(5,3)(3,5)x=6
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(11,1), (7,3), (9,5)

For x=6, the reflected horizontal coordinate is 12−x; all y-coordinates remain unchanged.

Question 7 · reasoning

Two lines meet at a 155° angle. Are they perpendicular? Explain.

155°
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No

Only a 90° intersection is perpendicular.

Question 8 · reasoning

Two drawn straight lines have perpendicular separation 4 cm at one location and 4 cm at another. Does this observation support the claim that their separation is constant?

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Yes

Parallel lines must keep a constant perpendicular separation.

Question 9 · construction

Using the vertical reference line on the grid, draw a perpendicular through grid row 5 and another distinct parallel vertical line at least 2 grid spaces away. Label both.

12345678Count grid rows from the top; row 5
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A horizontal perpendicular and a distinct vertical parallel

The horizontal makes 90° with the reference and the vertical has equal direction.

Question 10 · reasoning

A rectangle has a side measuring 3 cm. State two defining angle or side properties of that type of quadrilateral.

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4 right angles and opposite sides equal

The class-specific properties do not depend on the scale of a drawing.

Question 11 · symmetry

A pattern on a card has the shape of a scalene triangle. How many reflection-symmetry lines does it have?

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0

Scalene triangle figures have 0 exact fold axes.

Question 12 · construction

Reflect vertices (2,1), (5,2), and (3,5) across x = 6. Give reflected points and draw the image.

0246810121402468(2,1)(5,2)(3,5)x=6
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(10,1), (7,2), (9,5)

For x=6, the reflected horizontal coordinate is 12−x; all y-coordinates remain unchanged.

Question 13 · reasoning

Two lines meet at a 140° angle. Are they perpendicular? Explain.

140°
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No

Only a 90° intersection is perpendicular.

Question 14 · reasoning

Two drawn straight lines have perpendicular separation 1 cm at one location and 1 cm at another. Does this observation support the claim that their separation is constant?

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Yes

Parallel lines must keep a constant perpendicular separation.

Question 15 · construction

Using the vertical reference line on the grid, draw a perpendicular through grid row 6 and another distinct parallel vertical line at least 1 grid spaces away. Label both.

12345678Count grid rows from the top; row 6
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A horizontal perpendicular and a distinct vertical parallel

The horizontal makes 90° with the reference and the vertical has equal direction.

Question 16 · reasoning

State two defining geometric properties of a parallelogram.

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both pairs of opposite sides parallel; each pair of opposite sides is equal in length

Use side lengths, parallelism, and right angles—not appearance.

Question 17 · symmetry

A folded shape has the shape of an equilateral triangle. How many reflection-symmetry lines does it have?

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3

Equilateral triangle figures have 3 exact fold axes.

Question 18 · construction

Reflect vertices (1,1), (4,2), and (2,6) across x = 6. Give reflected points and draw the image.

0246810121402468(1,1)(4,2)(2,6)x=6
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(11,1), (8,2), (10,6)

For x=6, the reflected horizontal coordinate is 12−x; all y-coordinates remain unchanged.

Question 19 · angle arithmetic

An angle beside another makes 180°. If the first angle is 70°, find the neighbor and decide if the lines are perpendicular.

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110°; not perpendicular

Adjacent angles total 180°. Both are right angles only when the first is 90°.

Question 20 · reasoning

Two drawn straight lines have perpendicular separation 8 cm at one location and 8 cm at another. Does this observation support the claim that their separation is constant?

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Yes

Parallel lines must keep a constant perpendicular separation.

Question 21 · construction

Draw a horizontal line at row 5 and explain whether it is perpendicular to the vertical red reference.

12345678Grid row 5
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It is perpendicular

Vertical and horizontal grid lines form 90° angles.

Question 22 · reasoning

State two defining geometric properties of a square.

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4 equal sides and 4 right angles

Use side lengths, parallelism, and right angles—not appearance.

Question 23 · symmetry

A paper cutout has the shape of a scalene triangle. How many reflection-symmetry lines does it have?

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0

Scalene triangle figures have 0 exact fold axes.

Question 24 · construction

Reflect vertices (2,2), (4,2), and (2,6) across x = 6. Give reflected points and draw the image.

0246810121402468(2,2)(4,2)(2,6)x=6
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(10,2), (8,2), (10,6)

For x=6, the reflected horizontal coordinate is 12−x; all y-coordinates remain unchanged.

Question 25 · reasoning

Two lines meet at a 135° angle. Are they perpendicular? Explain.

135°
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No

Only a 90° intersection is perpendicular.

Question 26 · reasoning

Two drawn straight lines have perpendicular separation 5 cm at one location and 5 cm at another. Does this observation support the claim that their separation is constant?

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Yes

Parallel lines must keep a constant perpendicular separation.

Question 27 · construction

Construct a rectangle 6 grid spaces wide and 5 grid spaces high using parallel and perpendicular edges.

12345678Blank grid with a reference vertical
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Rectangle 6 by 5 grid spaces with four right angles

Opposite sides are parallel and adjacent sides meet at 90°.

Question 28 · reasoning

A square has a side measuring 14 cm. State two defining angle or side properties of that type of quadrilateral.

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4 equal sides and 4 right angles

The class-specific properties do not depend on the scale of a drawing.

Question 29 · symmetry

A pattern on a card has the shape of a circle. How many reflection-symmetry lines does it have?

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infinitely many

Circle figures have infinitely many exact fold axes.

Question 30 · construction

Reflect vertices (2,2), (4,2), and (3,5) across x = 6. Give reflected points and draw the image.

0246810121402468(2,2)(4,2)(3,5)x=6
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(10,2), (8,2), (9,5)

For x=6, the reflected horizontal coordinate is 12−x; all y-coordinates remain unchanged.

Question 31 · angle arithmetic

An angle beside another makes 180°. If the first angle is 110°, find the neighbor and decide if the lines are perpendicular.

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70°; not perpendicular

Adjacent angles total 180°. Both are right angles only when the first is 90°.

Question 32 · reasoning

Two drawn straight lines have perpendicular separation 4 cm at one location and 8 cm at another. Does this observation support the claim that their separation is constant?

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No

Parallel lines must keep a constant perpendicular separation.

Question 33 · reasoning

Two lines meet at a 145° angle. Are they perpendicular? Explain. Explain or sketch the mathematical relationship.

145°
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No

Only a 90° intersection is perpendicular. State which quantities or geometric properties justify the method.

Question 34 · reasoning

Two drawn straight lines have perpendicular separation 5 cm at one location and 6 cm at another. Does this observation support the claim that their separation is constant? Explain or sketch the mathematical relationship.

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No

Parallel lines must keep a constant perpendicular separation. State which quantities or geometric properties justify the method.

Question 35 · construction

Construct a new vertical line 4 grid spaces right of the red vertical line. What is their relationship?

12345678Reference vertical line
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Parallel

Both lines have the same vertical direction and stay a fixed distance apart.

Question 36 · reasoning

Can a rectangle be a parallelogram? Justify. Explain or sketch the mathematical relationship.

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Yes

Both opposite side pairs of the named shape are parallel. State which quantities or geometric properties justify the method.

Question 37 · reasoning

A paper cutout has the shape of a non-square rectangle. How many reflection-symmetry lines does it have? Explain or sketch the mathematical relationship.

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2

Non-square rectangle figures have 2 exact fold axes. State which quantities or geometric properties justify the method.

Question 38 · construction

Reflect vertices (2,1), (5,3), and (3,5) across x = 6. Give reflected points and draw the image.

0246810121402468(2,1)(5,3)(3,5)x=6
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(10,1), (7,3), (9,5)

For x=6, the reflected horizontal coordinate is 12−x; all y-coordinates remain unchanged.