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Rectangles, Rhombi, and Squares: Practice

12 multiple-choice questions, progressively harder.

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  1. 1

    Rectangle ABCDABCD has a diagonal ACAC of 2626 cm. What is the length of diagonal BDBD?

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  2. 2

    A rhombus has diagonals meeting at OO. What is the measure of each angle formed by the diagonals?

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  3. 3

    In rhombus ABCDABCD, angle DABDAB measures 138∘138^\circ. What is the measure of angle BACBAC?

    The given vertex angle in a rhombusRhombus ABCD with all four sides ticked alike. Diagonal AC divides the whole angle DAB, given as 138 degrees in the statement. No half-angle measure is printed.ABCD
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  4. 4

    Which statement about every square is true?

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  5. 5

    You know that a quadrilateral is a parallelogram. Which extra fact guarantees a rectangle?

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  6. 6

    You know that a quadrilateral is a parallelogram. Which extra fact guarantees a rhombus?

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  7. 7

    The diagonals of rectangle JKLMJKLM meet at OO. If JOJO is 1717 cm, what is the length of KMKM?

    A half-diagonal and two whole diagonalsRectangle JKLM is rotated. Its diagonals JL and KM meet at O. The statement gives JO as 17 centimeters; the other diagonal KM is requested.JKLMO
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    In a rhombus, which angles does diagonal ACAC necessarily bisect?

    Diagonal AC joins two opposite verticesRhombus ABCD has all four sides ticked alike and both diagonals drawn. Diagonal AC joins A to C; diagonal BD joins B to D. No angles are marked.ABCD
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  9. 9

    The diagonals of a parallelogram bisect each other. What extra fact is still needed to use the congruent-diagonal rectangle test?

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  10. 10

    A parallelogram has one right angle. Which conclusion is guaranteed?

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  11. 11

    A square has diagonals meeting at OO. What is the measure of angle BACBAC when its boundary vertices are A,B,C,DA,B,C,D?

    A turned square with its diagonalsSquare ABCD is turned. All four sides carry matching ticks and each vertex has a right-angle mark. Both diagonals are drawn, meeting at O. No half-angle measure is labeled.ABCDO
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    A convex quadrilateral has perpendicular diagonals. Which further hypothesis lets you conclude that it is a rhombus?

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