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The S1 Mock Test on Geometry consists of three parts: Basics, Normal Questions, and Challenging Questions, with a total maximum score of 43 points. It includes various geometry problems involving triangles, angles, and the Pythagorean theorem, requiring students to demonstrate their understanding of geometric relationships and proofs. Students are reminded to write clearly and refer to supplementary diagrams as needed.

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S1 Exam

The S1 Mock Test on Geometry consists of three parts: Basics, Normal Questions, and Challenging Questions, with a total maximum score of 43 points. It includes various geometry problems involving triangles, angles, and the Pythagorean theorem, requiring students to demonstrate their understanding of geometric relationships and proofs. Students are reminded to write clearly and refer to supplementary diagrams as needed.

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S1 Mock Test - Geometry

Topics to be tested - Basic Algebra & Geometry

Maximum Score: 43 Time Limit: 60 minutes Score: /43

Points to be noted:

- For Question 3 and so on, refer to the diagrams in Supplementary Question


Sheet

- All diagrams given is not necessarily drawn to scale and give all necessary
information

- For all of the answers, please write down your answers on Answer book-
let. Questions sheets will not be marked

- You are reminded of a clear handwriting. Unclear handwriting may cause


mark loss.

Part A: Basics

Question No. Maximum Score Attained


1 4
2 12
3 17
Total 33 /33

Part B: Normal Questions

Question No. Maximum Score Attained


4 3
Total 3 /3

Part C: Challenging Questions

Question No. Maximum Score Attained


5 7
Total 7 /7

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S1 Mock Test - Geometry

0.1 Part A: Basics


Question 1. There are three points A, B and C. They form a triangle ∆ABC.
It is given that D is a point on BC produced. It is given that ∠BAC = 50◦ and
∠ACD = 70◦ . Find
(a) Find ∠ACB
(b) Use (a) or otherwise, find ∠ABC (4 marks)
Question 2. In an obtuse triangle ∆ABC, it is given that ∠ACB is an
obtuse angle. D is a point on BC produced such that AD⊥BD. E is a point on
AC produced such that AE ⊥ BE.
(a) If given that ∠ABC = x◦ ;
(i) Find ∠ACD in terms of x
(ii) Find ∠BCE in terms of x
(iii) Find ∠CBE in terms of x (6 marks)
(b) If it is given that BC=CA;
(i) Use (a) or otherwise, proof that ∆ACD ∼
= ∆BCE
(ii) By (b)(i) or otherwise, proof that BD=AE. (4 marks)
(c) The Pythagorean theorem is given: If there is a triangle ABC such that
∠ABC is a right angle, then AB2 + BC2 = AC2 . Use the results of (b)(ii)
only, without using congruency, to prove that AD=BE. (2 marks)
Question 3. It is given that AB//CD and FJ//EH, EH and FI intersect
at G. It is given that ∠EFG = 30◦ and ∠HFJ = 20◦ .
(a) Find ∠FGH (3 marks)
(b) DC produced meet FJ at K;
(i) Prove that ∠HEF = ∠FJH
(ii) Use (i) or otherwise, prove that ∆EFH ∼
= ∆FJH (6 marks)
(c) Now regardless of the angle previously given, and let I be a moving point.
(i) Someone claims that ∠EHF = ∠FHJ. Do you agree?
(ii) If it is given that the sum of interior angles of the same side of limes
IF, FH and DH is less than 180◦ , Describe the geometric relationship
between point I and line AB. (8 marks)

0.2 Part B. Normal Questions


Question 4. C is a pint lying on DE. AE and BC intersect at F. It is given that
AC=AD and BC=DE, and ∠BCE = ∠ CAD . Prove that ∆ABC ∼ = ∆ADE. (3
marks)

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S1 Mock Test - Geometry

0.3 Part C. Challenging Questions


Question 5 Refer to figure 1. It is given that D is a point on BC such that
AD⊥BC. P is a point on BC such point D and P do not overlap.

(a) By using Pythagorean theorem, prove that AD < AP


(b) By using (a), prove that AD is the minimum distance between A and BC
(c) If BA⊥AC, AB = 3, AC = 4, find the length of AD.

(d) Refer to figure 2.ABCP2 is a quadrilateral. P1 is on BC while P2 is on


DE. Both P1 , P2 are moving points. Describe the geometric relations of
P1 , P2 such that AP1 is the minimal. (7 marks)

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