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Triangles: Congruence Theorems: Practice 2

Section A: Core Practice

Question 1mcq
During a blueprint problem on aas congruence, two triangles have two corresponding sides equal and the included angle equal. Which congruence criterion applies?
A.ASA
B.SSS
C.SAS
D.RHS
Question 2mcq
During a fraction problem on rhs congruence, in a parallelogram ABCDABCD, which pair of opposite sides is equal?
A.AB=BCAB=BC
B.AB=CDAB=CD
C.AC=BDAC=BD
D.A=B\angle A=\angle B
Question 3mcq
In the arithmetic progression with first term 33 and common difference 33, what is the 10th10^{th} term?
A.3030
B.3333
C.00
D.66
Question 4mcq
During a solid problem on conditional congruence, in an isosceles triangle, AB=ACAB=AC and B=70\angle B=70^\circ. What is C\angle C?
A.110110^\circ
B.4040^\circ
C.5555^\circ
D.7070^\circ
Question 5mcq
If two parallel lines are cut by a transversal and one pair of corresponding angles is 6565^\circ, what is the matching corresponding angle?
A.9090^\circ
B.115115^\circ
C.6565^\circ
D.180180^\circ

Section B: Application Practice

Question 6mcq
During a layout problem on isosceles triangle theorems, two triangles have two corresponding sides equal and the included angle equal. Which congruence criterion applies?
A.SSS
B.SAS
C.ASA
D.RHS
Question 7mcq
During a decimal problem on using congruence, in a parallelogram ABCDABCD, which pair of opposite sides is equal?
A.AB=CDAB=CD
B.AB=BCAB=BC
C.AC=BDAC=BD
D.A=B\angle A=\angle B
Question 8mcq
During a workshop problem on aas congruence, which statement best describes a line segment?
A.A circle with a fixed radius
B.A line extending endlessly in both directions
C.A point with no size
D.A part of a line with two endpoints
Question 9mcq
During a triangle problem on rhs congruence, in an isosceles triangle, AB=ACAB=AC and B=70\angle B=70^\circ. What is C\angle C?
A.5555^\circ
B.4040^\circ
C.7070^\circ
D.110110^\circ
Question 10mcq
What is the sum of the first 2020 natural numbers?
A.200200
B.210210
C.400400
D.190190