Geometry Name___________________________

Unit 2 Summative Test Date_______________ Period _______

1. Use the following figures to answer the questions below. (pts: 4)

Preimage Image
W W’
E E’
G G’
O O’

a. List the coordinates of the preimage and image in the

table below.

b. Complete the rule that maps the preimage to the image.

( x, y)  ( )

2. Pierre says that C ' A 'T ' S ' is a reflection of CATS over the x -axis. Matilda says Pierre is wrong because
the shapes are not congruent. Determine who is correct and explain how you know. Use complete
sentences and correct geometric vocabulary to defend your answer. Use the space below to respond. (pts: 4)
3. Describe the third rigid motion that will ultimately map ABCD back to its original position. Label the
image of each rigid motion A, B, C, D in the provided blanks. (pts: 4)

Rigid Motion 1 Description: Reflection over the line that goes through the
midpoints of AB and DC .

Rigid Motion 2 Description: 90 clockwise rotation around the center of the

square.

Rigid Motion 3 Description: ________________________________________

4. Point K will be reflected across the line x-axis and then translated 4 right and up 2 to form K’. (pts: 4)

What are the coordinates of K’?

( , )
5. A ' B ' C ' is the image of ABC . Describe two different methods to transform ABC to A ' B ' C ' .
When giving your explanation, use appropriate vocabulary and be as descriptive as possible. (pts: 4 )

Method 1 Method 2

6a. Given: l // m and m5  100o .

Write in all the measures of the angles in the diagram. (pts: 4)
b. Given: a//b and m//l.
Determine if 2  14 . Justify your answer using correct geometric vocabulary. (pts: 4)

7. Given: l // m, m5   2 x  5 and m4   3x  65 . Find x and then m2 .

o o

(pts: 4)

X =________

m2 =________

b. Given: m2 = (5x + 10)o, m4 = (3x + 40)o and m6 = (6x + 5)o.
Determine if l//m. Show all work and use correct geometric vocabulary to defend your answer. (pts: 4)
 Multiple Choice (1 point for each)

8. Which of the following is NOT an example of a rigid motion?

A. Walking around the block

B. Blowing up a balloon
C. Using “copy and paste” on a computer
D. Riding on a roller coaster

9. Which of the following is an example of a rotation?

A. Making an enlargement on a copy machine

B. Throwing a ball
C. Driving to Chicago
D. Turning a door knob

10. Determine which of the following lines will be parallel.

A. l // m
B. n // m
C. l // n
D. None are parallel

11. Which of the following transformations preserve congruence? Choose all that apply.

A. Translation
B. Rotation
C. Reflection
D. Dilation
12. Triangle ABC has vertices at A (-4,0) B (-9,5), and C (-1,4)
in the coordinate plane. ( x, y)  ( x  2, y  6)
What are the coordinates of B’?

A. B’ (-3,11)
B. B’ (-5,-1)
C. B’ (-7,11)
D. B’ (-11, 11)

13. Select all the letters that have at least one line of symmetry. Choose all that apply.

A. W
B. O
C. R
D. D

14. Which of the following is NOT an isometric transformation?

A. T ( x, y)      ( x  4, y  3)
B. T ( x, y)      ( y, x)
C. T ( x, y)      (2 x, 2 y)
D. T ( x, y)      ( x, y  2)

15. Which of the following describes the movement of a figure that is translated according to the rule below?
( x, y)  ( x  4, y  9)

A. up 4 units and left 9 units

B. right 4 units and up 9 units
C. left 4 units and down 9 units
D. right 4 units and down 9 units

16. Which of the following transformations carry this regular polygon back onto itself? Choose all that apply.

A. a reflection across a
B. a reflection across c
C. a 60 rotation clockwise about center
D. a 90 rotation counterclockwise about the center