1.A square pyramid is sliced horizontally, parallel to its base. Which of the following could represent a cross section of the pyramid?

• A. A hexagon
• B. A circle
• C. A triangle
• D. A square

2.Mario builds a triangular table to fit in the corner of his rectangular bedroom. Is it possible to construct more than one table with angles that measure 45, 90, and 45? Explain.

A. No; All three angles of the triangle are given, so there is only one possible table.

• B. No; Those three angles do not make a triangle, so he cannot make any tables.
• C. Yes; One table could have side lengths double another, with the same angle measures.
• D. Yes; One table could be a triangle and the other a square with the same side lengths.

3.Rafael is building a circular table with a diameter of 2.5 feet. The wood costs $32.50 per square foot. How much will it cost Rafael to make the table? Use 3.14 to approximate?. Enter your answer in the box.

4.The after-school program at Longwood Middle School is planting a trapezoidal community garden.

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