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Grade 8-Math_Pretest_Q4

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Which of the following shows the correct statement about of angles of a triangle 32° and 90°?
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90°is the measure of a remote interior angle.
32° is the measure of the exterior angle of the triangle.
90° is measure of the exterior angle.
Any of the given angles can be the exterior angle of the triangle.

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Q1
Which of the following shows the correct statement about of angles of a triangle 32° and 90°?
90°is the measure of a remote interior angle.
32° is the measure of the exterior angle of the triangle.
90° is measure of the exterior angle.
Any of the given angles can be the exterior angle of the triangle.
45s
Q2
A triangle has a remote interior angle 35°and an exterior angle, ∠T, what inequality statement represents the relationship between the two angles?
∠T < 35°
∠T = 35°
35° > ∠T
∠T > 35°
45s
Q3
Given the figure, which inequality statement is TRUE?
$\angle F\ >\ \angle C$
$\angle D\ >\ \angle B$
$\angle B\ >\ \angle D$
$\angle C\ >\ \angle F$
45s
Q4
Which of the following given set of measures in inch can be the length of sides of a triangle?
3, 1, 1
1, 4, 4
6, 5, 4
2, 4, 6
45s
Q5
Which of the following is TRUE from the two triangles
$\angle A\ <\ \angle J$
$\angle J\ >\ \angle I$
$\angle I\ >\ \angle J$
$\angle A\ <\ \angle L$
45s