Vocabulary
Angle Pairs
Parallel Lines
Triangles
Miscellaneous & Hinge theorem
100
What is the name of these angles?
Vertical Angles
100
H is a complement to D. If m∠ H is 53 degrees, what is the m∠D?
37
100
What is the relationship between Angle 3 and 6?
Alternate Interior Angles
100
Which angle is larger: Angle A or Angle S ?
Angle S is larger than Angle A
100
Which side is longer? AC or EF
AC
200
What is the name of these angles? Hint: Another word for supplementary
Linear Pair
200
Solve for the value of angle PRS?
96
200
What is the relationship between angle 1 and 4 ?
Vertical Angles
200
Can a triangle of sides of 12cm, 13cm and 25cm? Explain your answer.
No, it will not make a triangle. It will make a straight line.
12+13 is not bigger than 25.
200
Which street is the longest?
English Way
300
What is the name of the angle pairs?
Complementary Angles
300
Solve for x in the picture below
30
300
What is the relationship between Angle 3 and 5?
Same Side Interior Angles
300
Find the length of EN
EN=15
300
Find Angle 1,2,3,4
1 = 57
2= 30
3= 57
4= 93
400
What is the name of the red line?
transversal
400
Solve for A and B
a= 20
b=126
400
Suppose that Angle 6 is 133 degrees What is the measure of 1
47
400
Solve for v:
v= 10
400
Solve for Angle 1, 2, 3
1= 120
2= 120
3= 60
500
What is the name of the dotted line?
Altitude
500
Angle A is a supplement of angle B. If angle
A= (3x + 12) and angle B= (2x+8), what is the measure of angle A?
108
500
Solve for x in the image below:
x = 22
500
List the sides in order from smallest to largest
Smallest to Largest:
BC, AB, AC
500
Solve for the possible range of values of x.
Hinge Theorem: Write as a compound inequality
-0.6 < x < 11
600
What is the name of the red line?
Median
600
Solve for x:
x = 13
600
Draw a transversal that cuts 2 parallel lines that all the angles are congruent.
600
If a triangle has side lengths of 6 and 13, what are the possible lengths of the third side, x?
Write as a compound inequality
7 < x < 19
600
What are the possible values of x?
Hinge Theorem: Write as a compound inequality
1 < x < 8