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 The following questions are to help you see how well you understood today’s lesson.  Please follow up with me if you don’t understand what you miss.  Record the number you got right on your portfolio sheet!

A. B. C. D. Non-Response Grid

A. ASA Postulate B. SSS Postulate C. SAS Postulate D. AAS Theorem Non-Response Grid

A. Yes, by SAS B. Yes, by AAA C. Yes, by ASA D. No Non-Response Grid

A. Neither B. ASA C. AAS D. Either ASA or AAS Non-Response Grid

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