Solve multi-step problems combining transformations, similarity, angle relationships, the Pythagorean theorem, and volume.
Real geometry problems often combine several tools from this unit at once -- this week mixes them so the whole toolkit stays fresh together, the same way earlier checkpoint weeks did for other units.
A combined problem is just two single-topic problems chained together: solve the first part completely, write down that answer, and only then start the second part.
Mastery looks like: They correctly solve multi-step problems that combine at least two of this unit's tools.
Common stumbles: Solving only the first part of a chained problem and treating it as the final answer; applying the wrong tool because the problem did not explicitly label which topic it was testing.