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Classifying Angles CC1

Classifying Angles CC1

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Mathematics

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6th - 8th Grade

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Courtney Kuschel

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5 Slides • 27 Questions

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Classifying Angles

By Courtney Kuschel

2

Multiple Choice

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What angle is this?

1

acute

2

right

3

obtuse

4

straight

3

Multiple Choice

Question image

What angle is this?

1

right

2

acute

3

straight

4

obtuse

4

Multiple Choice

Question image

What angle is this?

1

right

2

acute

3

straight

4

obtuse

5

Multiple Choice

Question image

What angle is this?

1

right

2

acute

3

straight

4

obtuse

6

Complementary vs. Supplementary

Supplementary angles are two angles with a sum of 180º.

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Complementary angles are two angles with a sum of 90º.

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Math Response

These two angles are complementary (have a sum of 90º). What is the value of the missing angle?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

8

Math Response

These two angles are complementary (have a sum of 90º). What is the value of the missing angle?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

9

Math Response

These two angles are complementary (have a sum of 90º). What is the value of the missing angle?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

10

Math Response

These two angles are supplementary (have a sum of 180º). What is the value of the missing angle?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

11

Math Response

These two angles are supplementary (have a sum of 180º). What is the value of the missing angle?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

12

Math Response

These two angles are supplementary (have a sum of 180º). What is the value of the missing angle?

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

13

Multiple Choice

Angle A is 124º and Angle B is 56º. Are these complementary or supplementary?

1

Complementary

2

Supplementary

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Adjacent Angles

Angles that share that same vertex and one side are referred to as adjacent angles.  “Adjacent” means “next to.”  For two angles to be adjacent, they must:

  1. Have a common (shared or same) side.

  2. Have a common vertex (a common starting point).

  3. Have no overlap. 

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Multiple Choice

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Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

21

Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

22

Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

23

Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Are these two angles adjacent? Do they have a common side and a common vertex?

1
Yes, they are adjacent.
2
No, they are not adjacent.

25

Vertical Angles

Angles formed by two intersecting lines that are not adjacent are called vertical angles.  In the diagram below, angles 1 and 2 are vertical angles. Vertical angles have the SAME measure.

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Multiple Choice

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Angle 3 and Angle 4 are Vertical Angles. Angle 3 has a measure of 120º. What is the measure of Angle 4?

1
90º
2
120º
3
60º
4
150º

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Multiple Choice

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Angle 1 and Angle 2 are Vertical Angles. Angle 1 has a measure of 54º. What is the measure of Angle 2?

1
36º
2
90º
3
72º
4
54º
5
108º

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Time to Show What You Know!

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Multiple Choice

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What is the measure of Angle 2?

1
75°
2
45°
3

105°

4
60°

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Multiple Choice

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What is the measure of Angle 2?

1
70°
2
55°
3
45°
4
90°

31

Multiple Choice

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What is the measure of Angle 2?

1
30°
2
63°
3
90°
4
45°

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Multiple Choice

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What is the measure of Angle 2?

1
90°
2
150°
3
120°
4
180°
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