B.    Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on the blank.
           ____ 6. It is congruent to another if its endpoints are exactly far apart as the endpoints of the other.
A.     vertex          B. face          C. base     D. segment
          ____ 7. What type of solid figure is a Toblerone?
A.     Rectangular prism                    C. triangular prism
B.      rectangular pyramid               D. triangular pyramid?
          ____ 8.  Which is not true about solid figures?
            A.  Solid figures hold its own shape.                               C. Solid figures are just in math class.  
B.  Solid figures are there to help you.                        D. It is a part of a geometry.
          ____ 9. In 12, 24, 48, _____, what comes next?
A.     96               B. 60          C. 72          D. 102
          ____ 10. What is the rule in -6, 1, 8, 15, 22?
A.     + 7               B. -7          C. +7-1     D. -1
         ____ 11. Which is not an example of number sequence from real life?
A.     The petals of a sunflower          C.  the stem of a mango tree         
B.     Holes of a honeycomb          D.  the length of the rungs of a ladder
          ____ 12.  What is the 4th term in ¼, ½, ¾, _____?
A.     3/5           B. 1          C. 2          D. 1 ¼
 
          ____ 13. It is a solid figure that has 5 faces, 8 edges and 5 vertices. Its base is a square and the other
                                     four faces are triangles.
A.     Square prism     B. triangular pyramid C. square pyramid D. cylinder
          ____ 14. Which is not an example of solid figure?
A.     party hat          B. pyramid of Egypt C. wall frame     D. sardines
          ____ 15. It is an enumeration of numbers (or figures) that are in a particular order.
A.     term          B. sequence     C. numbers     D. pattern
 
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