Geometry Regents Practice & Study Guide
The Geometry Regents rewards students who can write clear reasoning, not just compute — congruence proofs, transformations, and coordinate geometry all ask you to justify your steps. RegentsLab's Geometry bank has hundreds of real past-exam questions organized by topic, each with a complete worked solution, so you can see exactly what a full-credit answer looks like.
What's on the Geometry Regents
RegentsLab organizes its Geometry question bank into the units below — the same structure the exam draws from:
- Foundations
- Triangles
- Polygons & Quadrilaterals
- Circles
- Transformations
- Coordinate Geometry
- Solids & Modeling
Triangle congruence and similarity, transformations, and coordinate geometry proofs appear on every administration.
Exam format
| Section | What it is | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Part I | 24 multiple-choice questions | 2 credits each |
| Part II | 7 constructed-response questions | 2 credits each |
| Part III | 3 constructed-response questions | 4 credits each |
| Part IV | 1 constructed-response question | 6 credits |
How to practice
Drill real past-exam questions topic by topic — every question includes a full worked solution. Complete exam simulations for Geometry are being added; the question bank is live now. Start in the practice lab, and keep the official reference materials open beside you — building fluency with them is part of the preparation.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the Geometry Regents?
35 questions: 24 multiple-choice worth 2 credits each, then 11 constructed-response questions worth 2, 4, or 6 credits, for 80 total credits over 3 hours.
What score do you need to pass the Geometry Regents?
A scaled score of 65. The raw-to-scaled conversion shifts each administration, so treat every multiple-choice credit as essential — Part I alone holds 48 of the 80 credits.
Are proofs on the Geometry Regents?
Yes. Expect at least one formal proof (often triangle congruence or similarity) plus several questions that require justifying your reasoning even when a full two-column proof isn't demanded.
Can you use a calculator on the Geometry Regents?
Yes — a graphing calculator is provided, along with the official reference sheet that includes area, volume, and other formulas.
What topics are on the Geometry Regents?
Congruence and similarity, right-triangle trigonometry, quadrilaterals, circles, transformations, coordinate geometry proofs, and solid geometry with modeling.
Practice Geometry by topic
- Coordinate geometry
- Right-triangle trig
- Triangle angles & sides
- Volume & solids
- Congruence & similarity
- Circles & arcs
Geometry study tools
Real past Geometry Regents with full worked solutions.
Score calculatorConvert a raw score to a scaled score with the official chart.
Reference & formulasThe formulas, terms, and official table to know.
Review sheetOne-page cheat sheet of must-know concepts.