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    The document contains 5 geometry problems: 1) Identifying which figure could result from rotating Figure 1. 2) Determining which angle (p, q, r, or s) has a measure closest to 45 degrees. 3) Calculating the area of a shaded region bounded by semi-circles and quarter circles. 4) Finding the shaded area of a square with circles at its vertices if one side length is given. 5) Determining how many sections a triangle would be divided into if 4 lines are drawn in the same way as shown.

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    Questions on Geometry

    1. Figure 1 will be turned to a different position. Which of the following figures (labeled A through
    D) could be the figure after it is turned?

    (From TIMSS 2003)

    2. Which angle ‘p’, ‘q’,‘r’ or ‘s’in the figure has a measure closest to 45 degrees?

    (From TIMSS 2003)

    3. The shaded area is bounded by two semi-circles and four quarter circles of radius 1 cm each.
    Find the area of the shaded figure in cm2.

    (From IMSO 2005)


    4. Square ABCD in Figure 4 has the centers of 4 equal circles as its vertices. If the length
    of BC is 28cm. Find the shaded area.

    Figure 4

    (From PSMO 2007)

    5. This picture shows a triangle in which 3 lines are drawn to one or the other of the opposing
    sides from each of two vertices. This divides the triangle into 16 nonoverlapping sections.

    If 4 lines are drawn in the same way, how many non overlapping sections will the
    triangle have?

    (From PSMO 2006)

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