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5.3-5.5 Properties of Quads Practice

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YOU MUST SHOW YOUR WORK TO RECEIVE FULL CREDIT on this assignment!
Question 1
1.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking on #1.

Perimeter = _________

Question 2
2.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #3 and #4.

Question 3
3.

Use the image above to solve for x.

x = _________

Question 4
4.

Use the image above to solve for y.

y = _________

Question 5
5.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #6 and #7.

Question 6
6.

Use the image above to solve for x.

x = _________

Question 7
7.

Use the image above to solve for y.

y = _________

Question 8
8.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #9-11.

Question 9
9.

Use the image above to solve for w.

w = _________

Question 10
10.

Use the image above to solve for x.

x = _________

Question 11
11.

Use the image above to solve for y.

y = _________

Question 12
12.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #13 and #14.

Question 13
13.

Use the image above to solve for x.

x = _________

Question 14
14.

Use the image above to solve for y.

y = _________

Question 15
15.

Given a parallelogram. Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking on #15.

Perimeter = __________.

Question 16
16.

Given a paralleogram. Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #17 and #18.

Question 17
17.

Use the image above to solve for e.

e = _________

Question 18
18.

Use the image above to solve for f.

f = _________

Question 19
19.

Given a parallelogram. Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #20 and #21.

Question 20
20.

Use the image above to solve for a.

a = _________

Question 21
21.

Use the image above to solve for b.

b = _________

Question 22
22.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #23 and #24.

Question 23
23.

Use the image above to solve for x.

x = _________

Question 24
24.

Use the image above to solve for y.

y = _________

Question 25
25.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking on #25.

WE = __________

Question 26
26.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking on #26.

y = __________

Question 27
27.

Use this "Show Your Work" space to represent your thinking for #28 and #29.

Question 28
28.

Use the image above to solve for x.

x = _________

Question 29
29.

Use the image above to solve for y.

y = _________

The next set of questions are extension questions - try them for an extra challenge! Label the statements as ALWAYS true, SOMETIMES true, or NEVER true, and add a sketch or an explanation to show/explain why.
Question 30
30.

The diagonals of a parallelogram are congruent.

Question 31
31.

The consecutive angles of a rectangle are congruent and supplementary.

Question 32
32.

The diagonals of a square are perpendicular bisectors of each other.

Question 33
33.

A rhombus is a square.

Question 34
34.

A square is a rectangle.

ANOTHER extension! Try organizing this flowchart proof.
Question 35
35.

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Given
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Definition of a parallelogram
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Alternate Interior Angle (AIA) Conjecture
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AIA Conjecture
LEAN is a parallelogram.
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Opposite sides congruent
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ASA
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CPCTC
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CPCTC
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Definition of segment bisector