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Trapezoids and Kites: Practice

12 multiple-choice questions, progressively harder.

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  1. 1

    Which condition defines a trapezoid in this course?

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  2. 2

    Convex trapezoid ABCDABCD has chosen bases ABAB and CDCD. Which sides are its legs?

    Parallel bases and leg midpointsConvex ABCD in boundary order. AB and CD are parallel. M and N, when shown, are the midpoints of AD and BC with distinct matching tick patterns. A dotted diagonal AC and its midpoint P appear only in the proof version. The drawing is schematic; use the stated givens.ABCDABCD
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  3. 3

    Why does a rectangle qualify as an isosceles trapezoid here?

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  4. 4

    A convex isosceles trapezoid ABCDABCD has bases ABAB and CDCD. Its angle at AA is 61∘61^\circ. What is the angle at CC?

    A trapezoid with a chosen longer baseConvex ABCD with AB the bottom base and CD the top base. The bases are parallel. The dashed segments, when present, are auxiliaries described in the adjacent text. The drawing is schematic.DCBA
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  5. 5

    A trapezoid has bases of 17 cm and 29 cm. What is the length of its midsegment?

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  6. 6

    Which endpoints define a trapezoid midsegment?

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  7. 7

    An isosceles trapezoid has one diagonal of length 2121 cm. What is the length of the other diagonal?

    A trapezoid with a chosen longer baseConvex ABCD with AB the bottom base and CD the top base. The bases are parallel. The dashed segments, when present, are auxiliaries described in the adjacent text. The drawing is schematic.DCBA
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  8. 8

    In convex kite ABCDABCD, the equal side pairs meet at AA and CC. Which diagonal is guaranteed to bisect the other?

    A kite and its diagonal intersectionConvex kite ABCD has adjacent equal pairs AB with AD, and BC with CD. AC joins the vertices where those pairs meet. O is the intersection of AC and BD. Dashed lines show the diagonals. Numeric AO, OC, and BO labels, when all present, are drawn to one scale. Derived right-angle and half-diagonal markings occur only in a solution figure.ABCDO
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    Convex kite ABCDABCD has equal pairs meeting at AA and CC. Its diagonals meet at OO, and BDBD is 1818 cm long. What is BOBO?

    A kite and its diagonal intersectionConvex kite ABCD has adjacent equal pairs AB with AD, and BC with CD. AC joins the vertices where those pairs meet. O is the intersection of AC and BD. Dashed lines show the diagonals. Numeric AO, OC, and BO labels, when all present, are drawn to one scale. Derived right-angle and half-diagonal markings occur only in a solution figure.ABCDO
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  10. 10

    In a convex kite, ACAC joins the equal-side meeting vertices. The whole angle at AA is 80∘80^\circ. What is m∠BACm\angle BAC?

    A kite and its diagonal intersectionConvex kite ABCD has adjacent equal pairs AB with AD, and BC with CD. AC joins the vertices where those pairs meet. O is the intersection of AC and BD. Dashed lines show the diagonals. Numeric AO, OC, and BO labels, when all present, are drawn to one scale. Derived right-angle and half-diagonal markings occur only in a solution figure.ABCDO
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    A convex kite ABCDABCD has equal pairs meeting at AA and CC. Its angle at BB is 103∘103^\circ. Which angle must also measure 103∘103^\circ?

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  12. 12

    A non-parallelogram isosceles trapezoid has how many rotational symmetries, including the identity?

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