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Froggy Jumps Triangles Mastery QuizOnline version Triangle basics quiz by Dani Toro 1 What is the sum of the interior angles of a triangle? a A. 90° b C. 360° c B. 180° 2 What is an exterior angle of a triangle? a A. An angle inside the triangle b B. An angle that measures 180° c C. An angle formed by extending one side of the triangle 3 How is an exterior angle formed? a C. By drawing a circle b B. By extending one side of the triangle c A. By adding two sides 4 What is the relationship between an exterior angle and the two non-adjacent interior angles? a C. It is equal to their sum b B. It is smaller than them c A. They are equal 5 What happens if all three angles of a triangle are equal? a A. It is a scalene triangle b B. It is an isosceles triangle c C. It is an equilateral triangle 6 How are triangles classified by their sides? a B. Straight and curved b A. Big and small c C. Equilateral, isosceles, scalene 7 How are triangles classified by their angles? a A. Long and short b B. Right, acute, obtuse c D. Simple and double 8 What describes an equilateral triangle? a D. Different sides b B. All sides are equal c A. Two equal sides 9 What describes an isosceles triangle? a B. Two equal sides b C. No equal sides c A. All sides different 10 What describes a scalene triangle? a A. All sides equal b B. Two sides equal c C. All sides different 11 What condition must three segments meet to form a triangle? a C. They must measure 360° b A. All must be equal c B. The sum of any two sides must be greater than the third 12 What happens if the sum of two sides is not greater than the third side? a C. A triangle cannot be formed b A. A triangle is formed c D. A square is formed 13 What is a right triangle? a A. All sides equal b B. Has a 180° angle c C. Has a 90° angle 14 What are the elements of a triangle? a C. Sides, vertices, and angles b B. Only angles c A. Only sides 15 Why do we study triangles? a A. To decorate shapes b D. To learn colors c B. To understand their properties and solve problems

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by Dani Toro

What is the sum of the interior angles of a triangle?

What is an exterior angle of a triangle?

How is an exterior angle formed?

What is the relationship between an exterior angle and the two non-adjacent interior angles?

What happens if all three angles of a triangle are equal?

How are triangles classified by their sides?

How are triangles classified by their angles?

What describes an equilateral triangle?

What describes an isosceles triangle?

What describes a scalene triangle?

What condition must three segments meet to form a triangle?

What happens if the sum of two sides is not greater than the third side?

What is a right triangle?

What are the elements of a triangle?

Why do we study triangles?