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    This document contains a math exam with 5 sections: 1. State conditional statements in the form "If p then q." 2. Identify whether objects represent points, lines, or planes. 3. Determine if conclusions drawn from statements are valid or invalid. 4. Draw valid conclusions from given statements. 5. Write conjectures based on given information. The exam covers topics such as geometry, logic, and problem solving.

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    Constancio P.

    Go Memorial Learning Center


    Osmeña St., Poblacion, Daanbantayan, Cebu

    JANUARY EXAM
    Math 8
    Name: __________________________________________Date:___________________Score: ______________
    Coverage- pages 204-229.

    I. Write each of the following statements in the form “If p then q .” Write your answer on the space below the
    number.

    1. Every morning brings a new beginning.

    2. No one is above the law.

    3. Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.

    4. Once a champion, always a champion.

    5. Little boys have amazing minds.

    6. Every man wants what he does not have.

    7. No hater is ever happy.

    8. Everybody makes mistakes.

    9. Being honest to oneself brings satisfaction.

    10. A man’s hard work always brings success.

    II. State whether the object described represents a point, a line, or a plane.

    1. Tiny spot on a cloth. __________________


    2. Floor __________________
    3. Table top __________________
    4. Corner of this page __________________
    5. Flagpole __________________
    6. Tip of a ballpen __________________
    7. Crease formed by folding a paper __________________
    8. Tip of a bond paper __________________
    9. Edge of a bond paper __________________
    10. Ceiling __________________
    III. Determine whether the conclusion drawn from the given statements is valid or invalid.

    1. All kids are restless. Billy is a kid.


    Conclusion: Billy is restless
    2. Every endangered species should be saved from total annihilation. The Save-the-Earth Foundation is making an
    effort to save the white tigers.
    Conclusion: White tigers are endangered species.
    3. If Rosa fails to read Noli Me Tangere, she will not pass the test. Rosa passed the test.
    Conclusion: Rosa read Noli Me Tangere.
    4. Most students are unmindful of their responsibilities. Kiko is irresponsible.
    Conclusion: Kiko is a student.
    5. All squares have equal sides. Polygon LIED has equal sides.
    Conclusion: LIED is not a square.
    6. Security guards are night beings. Night beings are watchful beings.
    Conclusion: Security guards are watchful beings.
    7. Collinear points lie on the same line. Point A, B, and C are coplanar points.
    Conclusion: The line containing A, B, and C lie on the same plane.
    8. Peace is immeasurable. Immeasurable things are priceless. Unity is priceless.
    Conclusion: Unity is peace.
    9. Geometry is not a nonsense subject. Nonsense subjects are boring. Boring subjects cause stress.
    Conclusion: Geometry does not cause stress.
    10. Hannah dislikes teachers who talk to the blackboard. Teachers who talk to the blackboard lack self-confidence.
    Mrs. Makahiya does not talk to the blackboard.
    Conclusion: Hannah likes Mrs. Makahiya.

    IV. Draw a valid conclusion from the given statements.

    1. Two planes intersect in a line.


    Planes H and G intersect.
    2. If x is a real number, then x 2 is nonnegative.
    The number y 2 is negative.
    3. All acute angles have measures less than90 ° .
    ∠ 1 is an acute angle.
    4. The midpoint of a line segment divides the segment into two equal parts.
    AB has length 10.
    M is the midpoint of AB.
    5. The sum of the measures of a pair of supplementary angles is 180° .
    m∠1=75

    V. Write a conjecture based on the given information.

    1. Plane H and G are not intersecting.

    2. DA= DN

    3. The number x is a perfect square.

    4. Point X is between A and E .

    5. A , B ,∧C are collinear points.

    Prepared by: Ms. Lealith A. Cañete

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