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Dual Diploma College Prep - Geometry 1
Dual Diploma College Prep - Geometry 1
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What can you infer about non-Euclidean Geometry?
It is often more complicated than Euclidean Geometry
It deals only with 3-dimensional objects
It has virtually no practical uses
It was developed in ancient Greece
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To draw a perfect circle, you'll need:
A spirograph
A protractor
A compass
A sextant
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How is a line segment different from a line?
Line segments have finite lengths, lines go on forever
Line segments are geometric figures, lines are not
Line segments are 2-dimensional, while line segments are 3-D
Lines are represented on single plains, segments on multiple
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Order, smallest to largest, by the number of dimensions they contain: A)Point B)Plane C)Line
B, C, A
A, C, B
A, B, C
B, A, C
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In Ancient Greece, which person was most likely to use Geometry to do his job?
A soldier
A philosopher
A land surveyor
A priest
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In Geometry, how large is a point?
The size of a period on a printed page
It has no real size
One million times smaller than the Earth's circumference
Exactly 1 millimeter in diameter
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Why is it impossible to draw a line segment as it exists in Euclidean geometry?
It is impossible to draw a line that continues forever
It is impossible to draw a line with zero dimensions
Any line you draw, not matter how narrow, will have width
It is impossible to draw a line that is perfectly straight
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In the modern world, which person is most likely to use Geometry to do her job?
A computer programmer
A ship's captain
An astrologer
An architect
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Which topic is part of the field of Geometry?
The force required to move a box 1 meter
The time it takes to travel between 2 points
The effect of gravity on objects with different weights
The length of the sides of a right triangle
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Which of the following is a 3-dimensional shape?
A cone
A circle
A triangle
A square