Question

name two points that are not collinear with the last three collinear points you just named.
point q
point s
point r
point w
point t

Explanation:

First, we assume the three collinear points (from the diagram, likely on the horizontal line in the parallelogram or the intersecting line) are, say, points on the line with Q, S, etc. Points not collinear with them would be those not on that line. Point R and Point T (or others) – looking at the options, Point R and Point T (or Point W? Wait, no, let's analyze: The three collinear points (e.g., V, Q, S, U? Wait, the diagram has a parallelogram with a line through Q, S, U maybe, and another line with W, Q. Then points R and T are inside or outside? Wait, the options: Point R and Point T are not on the line with the last three collinear points (assuming the three collinear are, e.g., V, Q, S). So two points not collinear would be Point R and Point T (or checking the options: Point R and Point T, or Point W? Wait, no, let's see the options: point Q (collinear), Point S (collinear), Point R (not), point W (maybe collinear with Q), Point T (not). So two points: Point R and Point T.

Answer:

Point R, Point T