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I. Directions. Read and choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter of the correct answer on a separate paper. 1. Which of the following best describes a mathematical system? I. I. Axioms, Postulates & Theorems Undefined Terms III. Defined Terms IV. Shapes A. I only B. Il only C.I, II & II D. I, I, I & IV 2. What are the undefined terms in Geometry? A. Point, line, and plane B. Axiom, postulate, and theorem 3. Which of the following is a subset of a line with two endpoints? A. Angle 4. Which of the following is accepted to be true without proof? A. Axiom C. Bisector, betweenness, and midpoint D. Parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines B. Line segment C. Midpoint D. Ray B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theorem 5. What do you call a statement that has become a rule because it's been proven to be true? A. Axiom 6. What property is described in the statement: "AB CD and CD EF then AB EF"? A. Reflexive Property B. Substitution Property 7. What undefined term is the intersection of a wall and ceiling? A. point 8. What two lines when intersect, formed right angles? A. Linear Pair B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theoren C. Symmetric Property D. Transitive Property B. line C. line D. plane C. Perpendicular Lines D. Segment Bisector B. Parallel Lines Axiom 1: Every robot has at least two paths Axiom 2: Every path has at least two robots Axiom 3: A minimum of one robot exists 9. Which are the undefined terms in the situation? B. robot A. path C. two D. path and robot 10. If (1) by the third axiom, a robot exists. (2) by the first axiom, the existing robot must have at least one path, what does axiom 3 imply? A. At least one path for a robot exists. B. Two paths exist. C. There are two robots D. There are two paths

I. Directions. Read and choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter of the correct answer on a separate paper. 1. Which of the following best describes a mathematical system? I. I. Axioms, Postulates & Theorems Undefined Terms III. Defined Terms IV. Shapes A. I only B. Il only C.I, II & II D. I, I, I & IV 2. What are the undefined terms in Geometry? A. Point, line, and plane B. Axiom, postulate, and theorem 3. Which of the following is a subset of a line with two endpoints? A. Angle 4. Which of the following is accepted to be true without proof? A. Axiom C. Bisector, betweenness, and midpoint D. Parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines B. Line segment C. Midpoint D. Ray B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theorem 5. What do you call a statement that has become a rule because it's been proven to be true? A. Axiom 6. What property is described in the statement: "AB CD and CD EF then AB EF"? A. Reflexive Property B. Substitution Property 7. What undefined term is the intersection of a wall and ceiling? A. point 8. What two lines when intersect, formed right angles? A. Linear Pair B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theoren C. Symmetric Property D. Transitive Property B. line C. line D. plane C. Perpendicular Lines D. Segment Bisector B. Parallel Lines Axiom 1: Every robot has at least two paths Axiom 2: Every path has at least two robots Axiom 3: A minimum of one robot exists 9. Which are the undefined terms in the situation? B. robot A. path C. two D. path and robot 10. If (1) by the third axiom, a robot exists. (2) by the first axiom, the existing robot must have at least one path, what does axiom 3 imply? A. At least one path for a robot exists. B. Two paths exist. C. There are two robots D. There are two paths

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Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
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I. Directions. Read and choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter of the correct answer on a separate paper. 1. Which of the following best describes a mathematical system? II. Defined Terms IV. Shapes I. Axioms, Postulates & Theorems Undefined Terms I. A. I only B. Il only C.I, II & II D. I, II, II & IV 2. What are the undefined terms in Geometry? A. Point, line, and plane B. Axiom, postulate, and theorem 3. Which of the following is a subset of a line with two endpoints? A. Angle 4. Which of the following is accepted to be true without proof? A. Axiom C. Bisector, betweenness, and midpoint D. Parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines B. Line segment C. Midpoint D. Ray B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theorem 5. What do you call a statement that has become a rule because it's been proven to be true? A. Axiom B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theorem 6. What property is described in the statement: "AB & CD and CD & EF then AB & EF"? A. Reflexive Property B. Substitution Property 7. What undefined term is the intersection of a wall and ceiling? A. point 8. What two lines when intersect, formed right angles? A. Linear Pair B. Parallel Lines C. Symmetric Property D. Transitive Property B. line C. line D. plane C. Perpendicular Lines D. Segment Bisector Axiom 1: Every robot has at least two paths Axiom 2: Every path has at least two robots Axiom 3: A minimum of one robot exists 9. Which are the undefined terms in the situation? B. robot D. path and robot A. path C. two 10. If (1) by the third axiom, a robot exists. (2) by the first axiom, the existing robot must have at least one path, what does axiom 3 imply? A. At least one path for a robot exists. B. Two paths exist. C. There are two robots D. There are two paths
Transcribed Image Text:I. Directions. Read and choose the letter of the best answer. Write the letter of the correct answer on a separate paper. 1. Which of the following best describes a mathematical system? II. Defined Terms IV. Shapes I. Axioms, Postulates & Theorems Undefined Terms I. A. I only B. Il only C.I, II & II D. I, II, II & IV 2. What are the undefined terms in Geometry? A. Point, line, and plane B. Axiom, postulate, and theorem 3. Which of the following is a subset of a line with two endpoints? A. Angle 4. Which of the following is accepted to be true without proof? A. Axiom C. Bisector, betweenness, and midpoint D. Parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting lines B. Line segment C. Midpoint D. Ray B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theorem 5. What do you call a statement that has become a rule because it's been proven to be true? A. Axiom B. Definition C. Postulate D. Theorem 6. What property is described in the statement: "AB & CD and CD & EF then AB & EF"? A. Reflexive Property B. Substitution Property 7. What undefined term is the intersection of a wall and ceiling? A. point 8. What two lines when intersect, formed right angles? A. Linear Pair B. Parallel Lines C. Symmetric Property D. Transitive Property B. line C. line D. plane C. Perpendicular Lines D. Segment Bisector Axiom 1: Every robot has at least two paths Axiom 2: Every path has at least two robots Axiom 3: A minimum of one robot exists 9. Which are the undefined terms in the situation? B. robot D. path and robot A. path C. two 10. If (1) by the third axiom, a robot exists. (2) by the first axiom, the existing robot must have at least one path, what does axiom 3 imply? A. At least one path for a robot exists. B. Two paths exist. C. There are two robots D. There are two paths
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