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    The document is a quiz on the secondary parts of a triangle. It contains multiple choice questions asking students to identify the median, perpendicular bisector, altitude, angle bisector, incenter, and centroid. It then instructs students to illustrate and label the three altitudes and their point of concurrency, the three medians, and the three angle bisectors of a triangle.

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    The document is a quiz on the secondary parts of a triangle. It contains multiple choice questions asking students to identify the median, perpendicular bisector, altitude, angle bisector, incenter, and centroid. It then instructs students to illustrate and label the three altitudes and their point of concurrency, the three medians, and the three angle bisectors of a triangle.

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    Name: OUIZ: Secondary Parts of a Triangle Part I.

    Multiple Choice (6 points) Median Perpendicular Bisector Altitude Angle Bisector Incenter Centroid

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    Name: OUIZ: Secondary Parts of a Triangle Part I. Multiple Choice (6 points) Median Perpendicular Bisector Altitude Angle Bisector Incenter Centroid

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    Circumcenter Orthocenter

    Circumcenter Orthocenter

    ________________ 1. It is a segment whose end points are the vertex of a triangle and the midpoint of the opposite side. ________________ 2. It is the point where the three altitudes meet. ________________ 3. It is a line that intersects the midpoint of a side of a triangle and creates 90 angles. ________________ 4. It is the segment that bisects an angle of a triangle into congruent angles, whose end points are the vertex of a triangle and a point in the opposite side. ________________ 5. It is the line from the vertex of the triangle perpendicular to the line containing the opposite side. ________________ 6. It is the point of concurrency of the three angle bisectors. Part II. Constructing the parts of a triangle (9 points) Illustrate and label the: 1) Three altitudes and point of concurrency (3 pts.) 2) Three medians (3 pts.) 3) Three angle bisectors (3 pts.)

    ________________ 1. It is a segment whose end points are the vertex of a triangle and the midpoint of the opposite side. ________________ 2. It is the point where the three altitudes meet. ________________ 3. It is a line that intersects the midpoint of a side of a triangle and creates 90 angles. ________________ 4. It is the segment that bisects an angle of a triangle into congruent angles, whose end points are the vertex of a triangle and a point in the opposite side. ________________ 5. It is the line from the vertex of the triangle perpendicular to the line containing the opposite side. ________________ 6. It is the point of concurrency of the three angle bisectors. Part II. Constructing the parts of a triangle (9 points) Illustrate and label the: 1) Three altitudes and point of concurrency (3 pts.) 2) Three medians (3 pts.) 3) Three angle bisectors (3 pts.)

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