Draw that angle
Draw a right angle.
An angle measuring 90 degrees (looks like an uppercase L).
I am part of a line with two endpoints.
A line segment.
I am two lines that will never intersect.
Parallel lines.
Draw point W.
6 x 254=
1,524
Draw a straight angle.
Bonus (worth double): what is the degree measurement of this angle?
You should have drawn a straight line.
Bonus: 180 degrees
I have one endpoint and one end of me goes on forever. I cannot be measured.
A ray.
I am two lines that cross, but not at 90 degree angles.
Intersecting lines.
Draw line segment SW.
You should have drawn a line segment and the end points should be labeled S and W.
372 / 3 =
124
Draw a 45 degree angle.
Your angle should look like half of a right angle, or half of 90 degrees. (The teacher will estimate or measure with a protractor in case of dispute).
I have a vertex where two rays meet.
An angle.
I am curved.
Not a line.
Draw Ray SBW.
You should have drawn a ray with an endpoint of S and two more points along the ray with B in the middle and W before the arrow.
23 x 167 =
3,841
Draw a 135 degree angle.
You should have drawn an angle half-way between 90 degrees (or a right angle) and 180 degrees (or a straight angle).
I am an angle that measures more than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees.
An obtuse angle.
I am a shape with three sides. All of my angles added together equal 180 degrees.
A triangle.
Draw two pairs of parallel lines.
You should have drawn four lines- two sets of two lines. Each set is parallel (lines that will never cross). They can all be parallel, but they don't have to be.
1080 / 10 =
108
Draw a 10 degree angle.
Bonus: what kind of angle am I?
Angle should be very small. Teacher will estimate or measure with a protractor.
Bonus: An acute angle
I am an angle greater than 180 degrees.
A reflex angle.
I have sides that intersect perpendicular to one another. All of my sides are the same length. All of my angles added together equal 360 degrees.
A square
Draw perpendicular lines.
Two lines (straight with arrows on both ends) intersecting at 90 degrees.
1234 / 4 =
308 r 2