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Honors Geometry Theorem/Definition/Postulate Review

Directions Choose the correct theorem/definition from the list that fits the situation Be sure to answer before time runs out. Don’t forget to hit the “send” button to register your choice

Problem # 1

#7 If  segments are added to  segments, the sums are .

Problem # 2

#10 If an angle is subtracted from  angles, the differences are .

Problem # 3

#13 Complements of the same angle are .

Problem # 4

#8 If  angles are added to  angles, the sums are .

Problem # 5

#9 If a segment is subtracted from  segments, the differences are .

Problem # 6

#17 Perpendicular lines form right angles.

Problem # 7

#16 Supplements of  angles are .

Problem # 8

#5 If a segment is added to 2  segments, the sums are .

Problem # 9

#6 If an angle is added to 2  angles, the sums are .

Problem # 10

#18 If 2 lines form a right angle, then they are .

Problem # 11

#12 If  angles are subtracted from  angles, the differences are .

Problem # 12

#2 If 2 adjacent angles are complementary, then they form a right angle.

Problem # 13

#24 Vertical angles are .

Problem # 14

#23 Substitution.

Problem # 15

#20 If angles are  to the same angle, they are  to each other.

Problem # 16

#21 If segments are  to  segments, they are  to each other.