Figures
Polygons
Types of Triangles
Angles
Missing Angles
100

Looks like a dot, labeled with a letter

Point
100

3 sided shape

Triangle

100

Triangle with three acute angles

Acute triangle

100

Angle that is less than 90 degrees

Acute

100

Two angles make up a 90 degree angle. One angle is 30 degrees. What is the measurement of the second angle? 

60 degrees

200

A straight figure that begins and ends at specific points

Line segment

200

4 sided shape

Quadrilateral

200

Triangle with one obtuse angle

Obtuse triangle

200

Angle that is greater than 90 degrees

Obtuse

200

Two angles make up a 180 degree angle. One angle is 110 degrees. What is the measurement of the second angle? 

70 degrees

300

A straight figure that continues for infinity in both directions 

Line

300

5 sided shape

Pentagon

300

Triangle with three equal sides

Equilateral

300

Angle that is exactly 90 degrees

Right angle

300

Angle A and Angle B are complementary. Angle A is 56 degrees. What is the measurement of Angle B? 

34 degrees

400

A straight figure that begins at a point, but goes on for infinity in the other direction

Ray

400

6 sided shape

Hexagon

400

Triangle with two equal sides

Isosceles

400

Angles that add up to 90 degrees

Complementary

400

Angle A and Angle B are supplementary angles. Angle A is 23 degrees. What is the measurement of Angle B? 

157 degrees

500

The point at the corner of an angle

Vertex

500

10 sided shape

Decagon

500

Triangle with zero equal sides

Scalene

500

Angles that add up to 180 degrees

Supplementary 

500

Three angles make up a circle. The first angle is 30 degrees. The second angle is 170 degrees. What is the measurement of the third angle? 

160 degrees

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