Question 1

What corresponds to <FLP?

Accepted Answer

<IPL

Answer

<FPL

Answer

<PLI

Answer

<ILP

Question 2

See Image

Accepted Answer

<T

Answer

<C

Answer

<E

Answer

<S

Question 3

See Image

Accepted Answer

TS

Answer

ET

Answer

TE

Answer

ST

Question 4

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Answer

AAS

Answer

NP

Question 5

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Answer

AAS

Question 6

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

ASA

Answer

AAS

Answer

SAS

Answer

SSS

Question 7

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

AAS

Answer

NP

Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Question 8

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

ASA

Answer

AAA

Answer

SAA

Question 9

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

NP

Answer

AAS

Question 10

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

AAS

Answer

SAS

Answer

HL

Answer

ASA

Question 11

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

AAA

Question 12

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Answer

NP

Question 13

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

AAS

Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Answer

ASA

Question 14

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Answer

SSS

Answer

AAS

Question 15

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

AAS

Answer

NP

Question 16

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

SSS

Answer

HL

Question 17

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SAS

Answer

HL

Answer

ASA

Answer

AAS

Question 18

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SSS

Answer

HL

Answer

SAS

Answer

NP

Question 19

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SSS

Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Answer

HL

Question 20

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Question 21

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

HL

Answer

SSA

Answer

NP

Answer

AAS

Question 22

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Answer

SSS

Answer

ASA

Question 23

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

AAA

Answer

ASA

Answer

HL

Question 24

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Question 25

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Question 26

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

SSS

Answer

AAS

Answer

SAA

Question 27

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SAS

Answer

SSS

Answer

HL

Answer

NP

Question 28

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Question 29

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Answer

AAS

Answer

SSS

Question 30

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

HL

Answer

NP

Question 31

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Answer

NP

Question 32

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

SAS

Answer

SSS

Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Question 33

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

ASA

Answer

AAS

Answer

NP

Answer

SAS

Question 34

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

AAS

Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Question 35

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

ASA

Answer

NP

Answer

SSS

Answer

AAS

Question 36

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

ASA

Answer

SAS

Answer

SSS

Answer

NP

Question 37

If the triangles are congruent, state how you know, if they are not, state not possible (NP).

Accepted Answer

NP

Answer

ASA

Answer

AAA

Answer

AAS

Question 38

Why are <ABD and <EBC congruent?

Accepted Answer

Vertical Angles

Answer

Midpoint Definition

Answer

Alternate Interior Angles

Answer

Reflexive Property

Question 39

Why are <ABC and <DCB congruent?

Accepted Answer

Alternate Interior Angles

Answer

Reflexive Property

Answer

Midpoint Definition

Answer

Vertical Angles

Question 40

Why is segment AC congruent to segment CA?

Accepted Answer

Reflexive Property

Answer

Alternate Interior Angles

Answer

Midpoint Definition

Answer

Vertical Angles

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