GEOMETRY TEST#2 REVIEW
A. Make a conjecture about the next item in a given sequence. (page 64, #11-18)
B. Determine whether a conjecture is true or false. If false, give a counterexample. (page65, #29-36)
C. Write a compound statement from a conjunction or disjunction expressed in terms of variables and symbols. Then find its truth value. (page 72, #18-29)
D. Fill in a given truth table. (page 72, #30, 31)
E. Construct a Venn diagram and answer questions. (page 73, #41-47)
F. Identify the hypothesis and conclusion of a statement. (page 78, #16-21)
G. Write a statement in if-then form. (page 78, #22-27)
H. Given an if-then statement, write its converse, inverse, and contrapositive. Then determine the truth value of each of these and give a counterexample for whatever is false. (page 79, #40-45)
I. Write a biconditional statement ("if and only if") as 2 if-then statements and give the truth value of the biconditional statement. (page81)
J. If valid, use the Law of Syllogism to give an "if-then" statement resulting from 2"if-then" statements. (page 85, #20,21)
K. Use postulates 2.22.7 (page 89-90) to answer truefalse and fillintheblank questions.
L. Use postulates 2.2-2.7 to determine whether given statements are always, sometimes, or never true. (page 92, #16-27)
M. Identify the property of equality that represents a given statement. (page 97, #14-23)
N. Given an "ifthen" statement, set up a proof by stating the "Given:" (the hypothesis), and the "Prove:" (the conclusion).
O. Fill in the "Reasons" column of a 2column proof. (page 111, #6)
P. Complete or write up a 2column proof.
1. Algebraic (page 98, #24-30; and worksheet)
2. Segment (page 104, #8,9)
3. Angle (page 111, #6,7; and worksheet)
Q. Solve angle problems using theorems 2.32.13. (page 111, #3-5)
OUTLINE CONTINUED ON OPPOSITE SIDE à
R. Use theorems 2.3-2.13 to determine whether given statements are always, sometimes, or never true. (page 113, #27-32)
S. Graph the image of a figure in the coordinate plane under a given translation (page 473, #15-20)
T. Draw the image of reflection of a figure across a given line of reflection, including figures in the coordinate plane (page 467-8, #24-26, 29-32)
U. Draw all lines of symmetry in a geometric figure (page 468, #35-36)