Geom - chpt 2

5 Written Questions

1. two collinear rays with a common endpoint that extend in different directions
2. results are smaller; must have two bisect/midpoint/trisect statements
3. two angles whose sum is 180 degrees
4. if a segment or angle is subtracted from congruent segments or angles, the result is
5. results are larger; must have two bisect/midpoint/trisect statements

3 Matching Questions

1. congruent
2. addition property of congruence
3. perpendicular

1. a results are larger -- not two bisect or midpoint
2. b supplements of congruent angles are ...
3. c lines, rays, segments that intersect at right angles

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. complements of congruent angles are ...
   1. congruent
   2. oblique lines
   3. perpendicular
   4. opposite rays
2. if segments or angles are congruent then their like divisions are ...
   1. perpendicular
   2. congruent
   3. oblique lines
   4. opposite rays
3. two angles whose sum is 90 degrees
   1. complementary angles
   2. supplementary angles
   3. vertical angles
   4. congruent segments or angles
4. supplements of the same angle are ..
   1. opposite rays
   2. perpendicular
   3. congruent
   4. oblique lines
5. if congruent segments or angles are added to congruent segments or angles the result is ...
   1. supplementary angles
   2. congruent
   3. complementary angles
   4. congruent segments or angles

5 True/False Questions

1. oblique lines → supplements of the same angle are ..

   True        False

2. congruent → if segments or angles are congruent then their like multiples are ...

   True        False

3. vertical angles → congruent

   True        False

4. subtraction property of congruence → results are larger; must have two bisect/midpoint/trisect statements

   True        False

5. congruent → lines that intersect but are not perpendicular

   True        False