June 2016 Geometry Regents (2024)

1. A student has a rectangular postcard that he folds in half lengthwise. Next, he rotates it continuously about the folded edge. Which three dimensional object below is generated by this rotation?

June 2016 Geometry Regents (1)June 2016 Geometry Regents (2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (4)

2. A three-inch line segment is dilated by a scale factor of June 2016 Geometry Regents (5) and centered at its midpoint. What is the length of its image?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (6) inches
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (7) inches
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (8) inches
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (9) inches

3. Kevin’s work for deriving the equation of a circle is shown below.

June 2016 Geometry Regents (10)

STEP 1 June 2016 Geometry Regents (11)
STEP 2 June 2016 Geometry Regents (12)
STEP 3 June 2016 Geometry Regents (13)
STEP 4 June 2016 Geometry Regents (14)

In which step did he make an error in his work?

(1) Step 1
(2) Step 2
(3) Step 3
(4) Step 4

4. Which transformation of June 2016 Geometry Regents (15) would result in an image parallel to June 2016 Geometry Regents (16)?

June 2016 Geometry Regents (17)

(1) a translation of two units down
(2) a reflection over the June 2016 Geometry Regents (18)-axis
(3) a reflection over the June 2016 Geometry Regents (19)-axis
(4) a clockwise rotation of June 2016 Geometry Regents (20) about the origin

5. Using the information given below, which set of triangles can not be proven similar?

June 2016 Geometry Regents (21) June 2016 Geometry Regents (22) June 2016 Geometry Regents (23) June 2016 Geometry Regents (24)

6. A company is creating an object from a wooden cube with an edge length of June 2016 Geometry Regents (25) cm. A right circular cone with a diameter of June 2016 Geometry Regents (26) cm and an altitude of June 2016 Geometry Regents (27) cm will be cut out of the cube. Which expression represents the volume of the remaining wood?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (28)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (29)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (30)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (31)

7. Two right triangles must be congruent if

(1) an acute angle in each triangle is congruent
(2) the lengths of the hypotenuses are equal
(3) the corresponding legs are congruent
(4) the areas are equal

8. Which sequence of transformations will map June 2016 Geometry Regents (32) onto June 2016 Geometry Regents (33)?

June 2016 Geometry Regents (34)

(1) reflection and translation
(2) rotation and reflection
(3) translation and dilation
(4) dilation and rotation

9. In parallelogram June 2016 Geometry Regents (35), diagonals June 2016 Geometry Regents (36) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (37) intersects at June 2016 Geometry Regents (38). Which statement does not prove parallelogram June 2016 Geometry Regents (39) is a rhombus?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (40)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (41)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (42)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (43) bisects June 2016 Geometry Regents (44)

10. In the diagram below of circle June 2016 Geometry Regents (45), June 2016 Geometry Regents (46) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (47) are radii, and chords June 2016 Geometry Regents (48), June 2016 Geometry Regents (49), and June 2016 Geometry Regents (50) are drawn.

June 2016 Geometry Regents (51)

Which statement must always be true?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (52)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (53)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (54) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (55) are isosceles
(4) The area of June 2016 Geometry Regents (56) is twice the area of June 2016 Geometry Regents (57)

11. A June 2016 Geometry Regents (58)-foot support post leans against a wall, making a June 2016 Geometry Regents (59) angle with the ground. To the nearest tenth of a foot, how far up the wall will the support post reach?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (60)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (61)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (62)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (63)

12. Line segment June 2016 Geometry Regents (64) has endpoints June 2016 Geometry Regents (65) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (66). What is the equation of the perpendicular bisector of June 2016 Geometry Regents (67)?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (68)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (69)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (70)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (71)

13. In June 2016 Geometry Regents (72) shown below, altitude June 2016 Geometry Regents (73) is drawn to June 2016 Geometry Regents (74) at June 2016 Geometry Regents (75).

June 2016 Geometry Regents (76)

If June 2016 Geometry Regents (77) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (78), which value of June 2016 Geometry Regents (79) will make June 2016 Geometry Regents (80) a right triangle with June 2016 Geometry Regents (81) as a right angle?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (82)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (83)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (84)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (85)

14. In the diagram below, June 2016 Geometry Regents (86) has vertices June 2016 Geometry Regents (87), and June 2016 Geometry Regents (88).

June 2016 Geometry Regents (89)

What is the slope of the altitude drawn from June 2016 Geometry Regents (90) to June 2016 Geometry Regents (91)?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (92)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (93)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (94)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (95)

15. In the diagram below, June 2016 Geometry Regents (96).

June 2016 Geometry Regents (97)

Which statement is always true?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (98)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (99)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (100)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (101)

16. On the set of axes below, rectangle June 2016 Geometry Regents (102) can be proven congruent to rectangle June 2016 Geometry Regents (103) using which transformation?

June 2016 Geometry Regents (104)

(1) rotation
(2) translation
(3) reflection over the June 2016 Geometry Regents (105)-axis
(4) reflection over the June 2016 Geometry Regents (106)-axis

17. In the diagram below, June 2016 Geometry Regents (107) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (108) intersect at point June 2016 Geometry Regents (109), and June 2016 Geometry Regents (110) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (111) are drawn.

June 2016 Geometry Regents (112)

If June 2016 Geometry Regents (113) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (114), what is the length of June 2016 Geometry Regents (115)?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (116)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (117)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (118)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (119)

18. Seawater contains approximately June 2016 Geometry Regents (120) ounces of salt per liter on average. How many gallons of seawater, to the nearest tenth of a gallon, would contain June 2016 Geometry Regents (121) pound of salt?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (122)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (123)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (124)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (125)

19. Line segment June 2016 Geometry Regents (126) is the perpendicular bisector of June 2016 Geometry Regents (127), and June 2016 Geometry Regents (128) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (129) are drawn.

June 2016 Geometry Regents (130)

Which conclusion can not be proven?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (131) bisects angle June 2016 Geometry Regents (132)
(2) Triangle June 2016 Geometry Regents (133) is equilateral
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (134) is a median of triangle June 2016 Geometry Regents (135)
(4) Angle June 2016 Geometry Regents (136) is congruent to angle June 2016 Geometry Regents (137)

20. A hemispherical water tank has an inside diameter of June 2016 Geometry Regents (138) feet. If water has a density of June 2016 Geometry Regents (139) pounds per cubic foot, what is the weight of the water in a full tank, to the nearest pound?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (140)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (141)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (142)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (143)

21. In the diagram of June 2016 Geometry Regents (144), points June 2016 Geometry Regents (145) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (146) are on June 2016 Geometry Regents (147) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (148), respectively, such that June 2016 Geometry Regents (149).

June 2016 Geometry Regents (150)

If June 2016 Geometry Regents (151) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (152), what is the length of June 2016 Geometry Regents (153)?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (154)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (155)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (156)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (157)

22. Triangle June 2016 Geometry Regents (158) is graphed on the set of axes below.

How many square units are in the area of June 2016 Geometry Regents (159)?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (160)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (161)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (162)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (163)

23. The graph below shows June 2016 Geometry Regents (164), which is a chord of circle June 2016 Geometry Regents (165). The coordinates of the endpoints of June 2016 Geometry Regents (166) are June 2016 Geometry Regents (167) and June 2016 Geometry Regents (168). The distance from the midpoint of June 2016 Geometry Regents (169) to the center of circle June 2016 Geometry Regents (170) is June 2016 Geometry Regents (171) units.

June 2016 Geometry Regents (172)

What could be a correct equation for circle June 2016 Geometry Regents (173)?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (174)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (175)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (176)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (177)

24. What is the area of a sector of a circle with a radius of June 2016 Geometry Regents (178) inches and formed by a central angle that measures June 2016 Geometry Regents (179)?

(1) June 2016 Geometry Regents (180)
(2) June 2016 Geometry Regents (181)
(3) June 2016 Geometry Regents (182)
(4) June 2016 Geometry Regents (183)

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