- 1. Are the triangles similar? What information helps you prove it?
A) Yes, SAS
B) Yes, AAA
C) Yes, SSS
D) No, Not enough information.
- 2. Are the triangles similar? What information helps you prove it?
A) No, Not enough information.
B) Yes, SAS
C) Yes, SSS
D) Yes, AAA
- 3. Are the triangles similar? What information helps you prove it?
A) Yes, SSS
B) Yes, AAA
C) No, Not enough information.
D) Yes, SAS
- 4. Are the triangles similar? What information helps you prove it?
A) Yes, SSS
B) No, Not enough information
C) Yes, SAS
D) No, Sides are not proportional
- 5. Are the triangles similar? What information helps you prove it?
A) No, Not enought information
B) Yes, SAS
C) Yes, SSS
D) No, Sides are not proportional
- 6. Are the triangles similar? What information helps you prove it?
A) Yes, SAS
B) No, Not enough information
C) No, Sides are not proportional
D) Yes, SSS
- 7. In the picture shown angle A = angle D and side AB ~ side DE. What more needs to be known to prove the triangles are similar using SAS
A) side AC = side DF
B) side BC ~ side EF
C) angle B = angle E
D) side AC ~ side DF
- 8. Are the triangles similar? What information helps you prove it?
A) Yes, SSS
B) No, Not enough information
C) No, Sides are not proportional
D) Yes, SAS
- 9. In the picture shown angle A = angle D and side AB ~ side DE. What more needs to be known to prove the triangles are similar using AAA
A) angle B = angle C
B) side BC ~ side EF
C) side AC = side DE
D) angle B = angle E
- 10. In the picture shown side AC ~ side DF and side AB ~ side DE. What more needs to be known to prove the triangles are similar using SSS?
A) angle A = angle D
B) side BC ~ side AB
C) side BC = side EF
D) side BC ~ side EF
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