Jeopardy
Chapter 9 and
Chapter
5
Chapter 3
Chapter 7 10 trig and Chapter11
and 6
and 4 Area
and 8
and 12
quadrilaterals
and Volume Triangles Congruence
Circles
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Category 1
100
Find the area of the following
figure:
13 in
12 in
20 in
Category 1
100
A = 240
2
in
Category 1
200
Find the missing side of the
following polygon:
21 in
23 in
36 in
P = 140 in.
x in
28 in
Category 1
200
x = 32 in.
Category 1
300
Find the Volume
8 cm
12 cm
Category 1
300
V = 96π
3
cm
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Category 1
Find the missing length:
A = 126 m2
28 m
h
14 m
Category 1
400
h=6m
Category 1
500
Find the volume of a trapezoidal
prism has a height 13 cm with a
trapezoidal base with bases
measuring 2 cm and 8 cm with a
height 5 cm.
Category 1
500
V = 325
3
cm
Category 2
100
Do the following lengths make a
triangle
12 cm, 15 cm, 8 cm
Category 2
100
8 cm + 12 cm = 20 cm
20 cm > 15 cm
Yes, they can make a
triangle.
Category 2
200
A hiking trail forms a triangle;
the first portion of the trail is
3 mi., the second is 5 miles.
What are the possible distance
of the third and last section of
the trail?
Category 2
200
2 mi < x < 8 mi
The last section of the hiking
trail can be greater than 2 miles
or less than 8 miles.
Category 2
300
Category 2
300
XW = 4 ft
Category 2
400
3
VW  x  4
2
TS  4 x  2,
Find the lenght of VW.
Category 2
400
x = 6 units
VW = 13 units
Category 2
500
Solve for x:
Category 2
500
x = 3.2 cm
Category 3
100
Are the following
triangles congruent?
Category 3
100
Yes, by ASA
Category 3
200
What is the transformation?
Category 3
200
Rotation
o
270
counterclockwise
Category 3
300
Are the following
triangles congruent?
Category 3
300
Yes, by AAS
Category 3
400
Conditional Statement:
"If a number is divisible by 5 then it is
divisible by 10."
a. Write is the hypothesis and conclusion of the
conditional statement.
b. Write the converse of the statement.
c. Write the inverse of the statement.
d. Write the contrapositive of the statement.
Category 3
400
a. Hypothesis: number is divisible by 5
Conclusion: number is divisible by 10
b. Converse: If a number is divisible by 10, then
it is divisible by 5.
c. Inverse: If a number is not divisible by 5,
then it is not divisible by 10.
d. Contrapositive: If a number is not divisible
by 10, then it is not divisible by 5.
Category 3
500
Write a two-column proof for the following:
Given: ABC is an isosceles triangle with vertex angle A
AD bisects <CAB
Prove: CD ≅ DB
A
B
D
C
Category 3
500
Category 4
100
Name all the quadrilaterals
with diagonals that are
perpendicular bisectors of
each other.
Category 4
Rhombus,
Square
100
Category 4
200
Find the measure of x.
200
Category 4
X = 12
300
Category 4
In this trapezoid:
Find the measure of y.
9 cm
2y - 6 cm
13 cm
Category 4
y = 14 cm
300
Category 4
400
The measure of each
exterior angle of a regular
polygon is 15o. How many
sides does the polygon
have?
Category 4
400
The polygon would have
24 sides.
Category 4
500
A pine tree sits in a clearing. It
casts a 45 foot shadow on the
ground. The angle from the end
of the shadow to the top of the
tree is 40˚. How tall is the
tree?
Draw a picture and solve
500
Category 4
x = 45∗tan 40o
x
40o
45 ft
Category 5
100
Find the measure of x.
100
Category 5
x=
o
123.5
Category 5
200
Find the measure of x.
200
Category 5
x=
o
102
300
Category 5
Find the length of BC.
B
A
E
C
8 mm
12 mm
D
Category 5
BC = 10 mm
300
Category 5
400
The radius of circle D is 8 cm,
find the length of arc AB.
Category 5
400
length of AB = 28π/9 cm
Category 5
Find the area of the
shaded region.
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Category 5
500
Area of Sector= 176π/9 ft2