Medians, altitudes and bisectors: name them, and find where they meet

Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Kira draws triangle DFH. Segment DQ runs from vertex D to Q, the midpoint of side FH, and does not meet FH at a right angle. What is DQ called?

    • a median
    • an altitude
    • a perpendicular bisector
    • an angle bisector
  2. Luz draws triangle DFH. Segment FS runs from vertex F to side DH and meets DH at a right angle, but S is not the midpoint of DH. What is FS called?

    • a perpendicular bisector
    • a median
    • an altitude
    • an angle bisector
  3. Milo draws triangle DFH. Segment HU runs from vertex H to U on side DF and splits ∠DHF into two equal angles. What is HU called?

    • a median
    • an angle bisector
    • an altitude
    • a perpendicular bisector
  4. Pia balances a cardboard triangle DFH on a pencil tip at its centroid G. Median DQ is 21 cm long. How long is DG, in cm?

  5. Ren plans a triangular flower bed DFH and marks its centroid G. Median DQ is 36 inches long. How long is DG, in inches?

  6. Tala studies the triangular front DFH of a tent and marks its centroid G. Median DQ is 45 cm long. How long is DG, in cm?

  7. Ari draws triangle DFH and the three medians. They meet at point G. What is point G called?

    • the orthocenter
    • the incenter
    • the centroid
    • the circumcenter
  8. Bo draws triangle DFH and the perpendicular bisectors of the three sides. They meet at point O. What is point O called?

    • the circumcenter
    • the centroid
    • the incenter
    • the orthocenter
  9. Esme draws triangle DFH and the three angle bisectors. They meet at point I. What is point I called?

    • the centroid
    • the orthocenter
    • the incenter
    • the circumcenter
  10. Jun draws triangle DFH and the three altitudes. They meet at point Y. What is point Y called?

    • the circumcenter
    • the orthocenter
    • the incenter
    • the centroid
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Medians, altitudes and bisectors: name them, and find where they meet

Answer Key - Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Kira draws triangle DFH. Segment DQ runs from vertex D to Q, the midpoint of side FH, and does not meet FH at a right angle. What is DQ called?

    • a median
    • an altitude
    • a perpendicular bisector
    • an angle bisector
  2. Luz draws triangle DFH. Segment FS runs from vertex F to side DH and meets DH at a right angle, but S is not the midpoint of DH. What is FS called?

    • a perpendicular bisector
    • a median
    • an altitude
    • an angle bisector
  3. Milo draws triangle DFH. Segment HU runs from vertex H to U on side DF and splits ∠DHF into two equal angles. What is HU called?

    • a median
    • an angle bisector
    • an altitude
    • a perpendicular bisector
  4. Pia balances a cardboard triangle DFH on a pencil tip at its centroid G. Median DQ is 21 cm long. How long is DG, in cm?

    14
  5. Ren plans a triangular flower bed DFH and marks its centroid G. Median DQ is 36 inches long. How long is DG, in inches?

    24
  6. Tala studies the triangular front DFH of a tent and marks its centroid G. Median DQ is 45 cm long. How long is DG, in cm?

    30
  7. Ari draws triangle DFH and the three medians. They meet at point G. What is point G called?

    • the orthocenter
    • the incenter
    • the centroid
    • the circumcenter
  8. Bo draws triangle DFH and the perpendicular bisectors of the three sides. They meet at point O. What is point O called?

    • the circumcenter
    • the centroid
    • the incenter
    • the orthocenter
  9. Esme draws triangle DFH and the three angle bisectors. They meet at point I. What is point I called?

    • the centroid
    • the orthocenter
    • the incenter
    • the circumcenter
  10. Jun draws triangle DFH and the three altitudes. They meet at point Y. What is point Y called?

    • the circumcenter
    • the orthocenter
    • the incenter
    • the centroid