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Year 7 Geometry Topic Test

This document is a Year 7 Geometry Topic Test that includes various questions related to triangles, angles, and quadrilaterals. Students are required to classify triangles, find supplements and complements of angles, and solve for missing angles in given figures. The test emphasizes showing all working and prohibits the use of calculators.

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Year 7 Geometry Topic Test

This document is a Year 7 Geometry Topic Test that includes various questions related to triangles, angles, and quadrilaterals. Students are required to classify triangles, find supplements and complements of angles, and solve for missing angles in given figures. The test emphasizes showing all working and prohibits the use of calculators.

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Name:__________________

Yr 7 - Geometry Topic Test 5. Classify each of the following triangles


by considering the length of the sides.
Time: 30mins
(a)
Show all working
Calculators are not allowed

1. What is the supplement of 36˚

(b)
2. Find the complement of 32˚

3. Find the size of the following angles:

a)

6. Find the value of the pronumerals,


giving reasons

b)

4. Classify the following angles as either


acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex or
a revolution.
(a) 156°

(b) 207°

(c) 90°

(d) 43°
Name:__________________

7. Find the size of the missing angle in


each of the following figures. 8. Two transversal lines cross a pair of
a) parallel lines at 140° and 125°. Find
the angle, x, between the transversals.

b)

9. There are two equilateral triangles,


one with a side length of 3 cm and one
with a side length of 9 cm. How many
c) of the smaller triangle can fit within
the larger triangle?

10. State which kind of quadrilateral is


described below:
A four-sided polygon with two pairs of
adjacent sides equal in length

d)

11. Is it possible to have a quadrilateral


with the following angles?
100, 100, 100, 60
Explain your answer.

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