Title: OGT Geometry Strand Review
1Mathematics Standard
Geometry and Spatial Sense
2Formulas for finding Length
distance
The _______ formula is used to find the distance
between any 2 points.
3Finding Distance
Find the distance between these points (-2, -3)
and (6, 3).
4Formulas for finding Coordinates
The ________ formula is used to find the
coordinates of the midpoint of a segment.
midpoint
5Finding Coordinates
Find the coordinates of the midpoint of this
segment.
M
Average x
Average y
6Formulas for finding Length
Pythagorean Theorem
The ___________________ is used to find the
lengths of the sides of a right triangle.
hypotenuse
leg
leg
7Finding Length
What is the length of the hypotenuse of this
right triangle?
12
16
8Finding Length
What is the length of the missing leg of this
right triangle?
15 cm
9 cm
9Formulas for finding Length
The ____________ is the distance around a circle.
circumference
Note Formula is provided.
10Length
The circumference of a tree is 42 inches. What
is the diameter of the tree?
11Geometric Terminology
altitude
This is called the _______ of a triangle.
The length of the altitude is called the
_______ of the triangle.
height
12Geometry Facts
In a parallelogram, the diagonals _______ each
other.
13Geometry Terminology
trapezoid
A _______ is a quadrilateral with 1 pair of
parallel sides.
14Geometric Terminology
isosceles
In an ________ trapezoid, the legs are
congruent.
15Geometry Facts
median
16Geometry Facts
In these special quadrilaterals, the diagonals
are congruent
17Geometry Facts
In these special quadrilaterals, the diagonals
are perpendicular
18Geometric Terminology
regular
A _______ polygon is both equilateral and
equiangular.
19Geometric Terminology
interior
exterior
180
1
2
20Geometry Facts
To find the sum of the degrees of the interior
angles of any polygon, divide the figure into
_______ and multiply by ___ .
180
?
?
?
?
?
21Geometry Facts
The sum of the degrees of one set of exterior
angles of any polygon, is always ___ .
360
360
22Reading Geometric Symbolism
is read as
circle P
23Geometric Terminology
A _____ is a line segment which has both
endpoints on the circle.
chord
24Geometric Terminology
A chord that passes through the center of the
circle is called a ________.
diameter
25Geometric Terminology
tangent
A _______ line intersects a circle in exactly one
point.
26Geometric Terminology
central
A ______ angle is formed by two radii. Its
vertex is located at the center of the circle!
27Geometric Terminology
semicircle
A __________ is half of an arc of a circle.
28Geometric Terminology
A ______ arc is smaller than a semicircle.
minor
29Geometric Terminology
A ______ arc is larger than a semicircle.
major
30Geometry Facts
360
In any circle, there are ____ .
360
312-D Geometric Figures
You are expected to be able to use the following
formulas for 2-dimensional figures
32Geometry Terminology
transformation
A _____________ maps a geometric figure to a
second figure with the exact same size and shape,
called its ______.
image
33Types of Transformations
reflection
A __________ creates a mirror image of the
original figure. The mirror line is called the
______________.
line of symmetry
original
34Types of Transformations
rotation
A ________ turns the original figure a certain
number of degrees.
A ________________ rotation is positive!
counterclockwise
original
A ____________ rotation is negative!
clockwise
35Types of Transformations
translation
A _________ slides the original figure some
distance in some direction.
original
363-D Geometric Figures
You are expected to be able to use formulas for
finding the Volume and Surface Area of
3-dimensional figures. In order to do so, you
need to know this symbolism
373-D Geometric Figures
prism
The object shown below is a ______.
bases
The ______ are 2 congruent triangles.
lateral
The ______ faces connect the bases.
The _______ is the height of the prism.
383-D Geometric Figures
cylinder
A _______ is shown here.
bases
The ______ are the 2 circles.
The _______ is the height of the cylinder.
393-D Geometric Figures
rectangular prism
A box, or _______________ is shown below.
cube
403-D Geometric Figures
You are expected to be able to use the following
formulas for 3-dimensional figures such as those
shown
413-D Geometric Figures
pyramid
The object shown below is a ________.
The _____ is a polygon a triangle here.
lateral
The ______ faces connect the base to the
vertex.
The _______ is the height of the pyramid.
423-D Geometric Figures
cone
A _____ is shown here.
base
The _____ is the circle.
The _______ is the height of the cylinder.
433-D Geometric Figures
You are expected to be able to use the following
formulas for 3-dimensional figures such as these
443-D Geometric Figures
To be able to find the lateral area (or the area
of the faces that are not the base), you may need
to know the _______ height.
slant
453-D Geometric Figures
sphere
A _______ is the set of all points a fixed
distance from a given point called the center.
You are expected to be able to use the following
formula to find the volume of a sphere
462-D versus 3-D
A ____ is a two dimensional drawing that forms a
three dimensional object when cut out and
assembled properly.
net
This is a net of a _________.
cylinder