Geometry Quiz Show!

Pick a Category!Solid and

Plane Figures

Lines Types of Lines

Parts of a Circle

Angles Congruent & Similar

Symmetry Slides Flips & Turns

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

2 2 2 2 2 2 2

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

4 4 4 4 4 4 4

1 1 1 1 1 1

2

3

4

2

3 3 3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2 2

4 4 4 4 44

1

Solid and plane figures for 1 point.

What part of this rectangular prism is in red?

face vertex edge

That is…….

That is…….

Solid and plane figures for 2 points.

What part of this cube is in red?

face vertex edge

Solid and plane figures for 3 points.

The three lines on this prism join together in the circle to form a ___________

face vertex edge

Solid and plane figures for 4 points.

octagon cylindertriangle

cubesquare pentagon

cone

hexagonsphere

Name the solid and plane figures on the left starting with number 1 and ending with number 9. They have to be named in order.

1 2 3

45

6

78

9

Lines for 1 point.

A B C

Which of the three choices below is a line?

A

B

C

Lines for 2 points.

What is the red arrow pointing to on the line below?

ray point segment

Lines for 3 points.

Choose the picture that the definition best describes. Then tell what the picture is.

Definition:

A ___________ is straight. It is the part of the line between two points, called endpoints.

Lines for 4 points.The figure below is made up of lines, line segments, and rays. Answer the questions to the right of the figure.

How many rays do you see?

How many line segments do you see?

How many lines do you see?

1

2

1

Types of lines for 1 point.

Which of the three choices below are parallel lines?

A B C

Perpendicular lines intersect to create a 90°

angle. If the lines continued on what set of lines

would be perpendicular?

Types of lines for 2 points.

A B C

intersecting only

A

perpendicular!

B

90°

intersecting only

C

Types of lines for 3 points.What types of lines are the yellow and white solid lines

on this highway?

parallel

intersecting

perpendicular

Types of lines for 4 points.The two roads cross each other. If we think of the roads

as lines what type of lines would they be?

parallel

intersecting

perpendicular

90°

right angle

Perpendicular!

Parts of a circle for 1 point.What part of the circle below is red?

circumference

diameter

center

radius

Parts of a circle for 2 points.What part of the circle below is red?

circumference

diameter

center

radius

Parts of a circle for 3 points.What part of a circle is half of the diameter?

circumference

diameter

center

radius

Parts of a circle for 4 points.Name the parts of the circle by their color. You must name them in this order; red, blue, white, and green.

Red

Blue

White

Green

Circumference Circumference

Center

Center

Radius

Radius

Diameter

Diameter

Angles for 1 point.

Name the type of angle formed by the rays below.

Right90 degrees

Acuteless that

90 degrees

Obtusemore than 90 degrees

Angles for 2 points.

Name the type of angle formed by the rays below.

Right90 degrees

Acuteless than

90 degrees

Obtusemore than 90 degrees

Angles for 3 points.This skyscraper has several angles. What type of angle is formed where the circle is?

Right90 degrees

Acuteless than

90 degrees

Obtusemore than 90 degrees

Angles for 4 points.

Name the circled angles by the color of the circle. You must name them in this order; red, blue, and green.

Red

Blue

Green

Acute

Obtuse

Right90 degrees

less than 90 degrees

more than 90 degrees

Congruent and similar for 1 point.

Fill in the blankIf figures are the same size and same shape they considered________________.

Similar Congruent

Congruent and similar for 2 points.

What two figures below are similar?

Cylinders Cubes Smiley Faces

Congruent and similar for 3 points.

Below are two rectangular prisms that are congruent. What would we have to change to make them similar?

The size of one of them.

Congruent and similar for 4 points.

Why are these two pentagons not congruent?

They are the same shape but not the same size.

Tell if the figure below has been flipped, turned, or slid.

Slide

Flip

Turn

Symmetry, slides, turns, and flipsfor 1 point

How many times can we turn the rectangle beforeit looks exactly it did when we started?

1

2

Symmetry, slides, flips & turnsfor 2 points.

What figure below is showing a line of symmetry?

A

B

C

Symmetry, slides, flips & turnsfor 3 points.

How many lines of symmetry does the figure below have?

1 2 3

4

Symmetry, slides, flips & turnsfor 4 points.