Name: _/iNtsWe Monday, June I*, 2020
Photon Math (MT 106-10)
Centennial Regional High School
MATH “Test”
1. A map of a neighbourhood in the City of Philionopolis
is shown on the right. Use the words in the word bank
below to fill n the blanks. *Not all words are used.
g
Ea
Word Bank FA is)
i Fa
Alternate exterior Alternate interior EB
Beentor ‘Complementary
Corresponding Parallel i
Perpendicular ‘Supplementary
Transversal Vertically opposite
a. Omera Bivdis_ Perpendicular _ to Damian Drive.
b. Zubir Ave and Damian Drive are_ Parallel ;
cc. Chemin de Marie-Zola is a +c ans Ver ech to Omera Blvd, Massimo St and Logan Rd.
d. Angles band ¢ are _S\ pplementary i
fe. Angles e and gare_\yerticall ite.
f. Angles g and kare corresponding
g Angles h and jare alternate inter.
h. Angles h and b are atternal?_@xterio(—.|. Determine the perimeter and area of this parallelogram.
‘Show your calculations, and don’t forget the units!
P= AxBW+2eo Aebxh 12cm
= +32 AB x1 eo
Bint ee
The perimeter is: _ $8 crm
The area is: 336 em
. In ice hockey, the goalie is only allowed to play the puck behind the net in the trapezoid shown in this picture.
et
AT
\ Goalie area ee
[Nec
AA goalie may enter the “forbidden zone”, but they will receive a penalty if they touch the puck while standing
in one of those zones. Determine the perimeter and area of this trapezoid (all dimensions are in feet).
P= 93416" +2448 Az (B+b)xh _ (@8+18)xl) AG xl
= 28 418° 19.6" 2 = Z
(265.67
= ee te
3 506 [253 une fe]
The perimeter i
The area is: 25a ED
Liam has a kite in the shape of a rhombus. Its diagonals are 1.2
m and 75 cm. Each side measures 71 cm. Determine the area
and perimeter of Liam's kite. Km hin dan m dim cm mm
Pa #l 19.12 20
Emer) Aaa. worse 7,
Da ad
Ze
The perimerer is: _Z64 erm
The area is: 4500 cm™
(or 0.45 n>)5. Square hectometres (hm?) are useful units for describing large areas, such as the area behind the school. They
are also sometimes referred to as hectares. The land behind CRHS has a total area of 45 000 m*. Convert
this area into hectares (hm’). ae .
Km> hm* dae m dm™ cm PIM
4.5 450 ws000
i a
Fioe 180
‘The area behind the school is_/J» x hm?
6. Georgia owns a large rectangular field as shown in the illustration below. She decides to rent out a triangular
region of her field to Sean. wB
45)
95m BSm
‘a. What type of triangle does Sean's field represent? Isose alo. 4 (2 sides the sama.
PORE ong te ss)
b. After giving away the triangular region, what type of quadrilateral is Georgia left with?
¢. Determine the area of Sean’s region.
Ae bxh | V5 RS 2 =
Se SANS 15. 125m
d. Determine the area of Georgia's region.
Georgia = Retongh — Seen i= 216 5 v= IS?
G Aebuh = Bx 45> 218.5 m2 1.375 m7
e. What percentage of the entire rectangular field was given to Sean?
7, > pack => 45.125
LA x10 =p BE 109 =
whole 2s 20 &
f. Can you determine the angle at the bottom left corner of Georgia’s region (x)? No protractors
sess. unknoun anghy of the tierwle MusT exch be 45% becauive if isexebo, ond
angles must teil 180% Angh X-and Ho 45% argh art. sufpnertery > fx=135" J