Geometry Quiz

A triangle has these coordinates: Point A: (4, 3), Point B: (4, 9), Point C: (-7, 3). What is the length of side AB?

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A triangle-shaped flag is shown. Enter the area of the flag, in square feet. __ft²

only put the number

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Select all the measurements that could represent volume.

• A. 10 ft³

• B. 20/3 mm³

• C. 85.5 km³

• D. 300 cm²

Consider the figure of a right triangle with sides measuring 6 cm and 12 cm. Enter the area of the right triangle, in square centimeters. ___cm² Only put number

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A parallelogram has these coordinates: Point A: (8, 3), Point B: (2, 3), Point C: (1, 1), Point D: (7, 1). Enter the length of side AB.

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Alecia builds a box in the shape of a cube with an open top. She plans on painting the box. Alecia calculates that there are 256 square inches to be painted. Which condition will make Alecia's calculation correct?

• Alecia paints the entire volume of the box.

• Alecia paints the entire surface area of the box.

• Alecia paints the interior and exterior of each side of the box.

• Alecia paints the exterior of each side of the box except for the bottom.

A toy factory designed a new container in the shape of a rectangular prism that is 20 centimeters tall with base dimensions of 4 centimeters by 8 centimeters. The edges of a toy in the shape of a cube measure 4 centimeters. Enter the volume, in cubic centimeters, of the rectangular container. __cm³

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A toy factory designed a new container in the shape of a rectangular prism that is 20 centimeters tall with base dimensions of 4 centimeters by 8 centimeters. The edges of a toy in the shape of a cube measure 4 centimeters. Enter the number of toys that would fit into the new container.

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Consider this rhombus. Enter the total area of rhombus ABCD, in square centimeters. __cm²

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This figure represents the net of a square pyramid. Enter the surface area, in square meters, of the square pyramid.

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