Types of Angles
Angle Relationships
Angle Relationships
Angle Relationships
Angle Relationships
100

An angle measuring 35° is this type of angle.

Acute

100

Two angles share the same vertex and one common side. What relationship do they have?

Adjacent

100

Two angles add to 90°. What are they called?

Complementary

100

When parallel lines are cut by a transversal, angles in the same relative position are called these.

Corresponding

100

Co-interior angles between parallel lines add to this amount.

180°

200

What type of angle is 180°?

Straight

200

Two lines cross. One angle is 72°. What is the vertically opposite angle?

72°

200

One complementary angle is 38°. Find the other angle.

52°

200

Two corresponding angles are formed by parallel lines. One is 64°. Find the other.

64°

200

One co-interior angle is 115°. Find the other angle.

65°

300

An angle measuring 125° is this type of angle.

Obtuse

300

Two vertically opposite angles are labelled 3x° and 75°. Find x.

x=25

300

Two complementary angles are x° and 2x°. Find x.

x=30

300

Two alternate angles are labelled 4x° and 80°. Find x.

x=20

300

Co-interior angles are x° and 2x°. Find x.

x=60

400

Name the angle type: greater than 180° but less than 360°.

Reflex

400

One angle at an intersection is 128°. Find the other three angles.

128°, 52°, 128°, 52°

400

Supplementary angles are 2x° and 4x°. Find both angles.

x=30; 

60°, 120°

400

Corresponding angles are (3x+5)° and 80°. Find x.

x=25

400

 Co-interior angles are (2x+10)° and (3x−5)°. Find x.

x=35

500

An angle is twice its supplementary angle. Find both angles and classify them.

120° obtuse, 60° acute

500

Two lines intersect. One angle is (4x+10)° and its adjacent angle is (2x+20)°. Find x and all four angles.

x=25; 

110°, 70°, 110°, 70°

500

One supplementary angle is three times the other. Find both angles.

45°, 135°

500

Two alternate angles are (5x−20)° and (3x+30)°. Find x and both angles.

x=25; 

105°

500

Two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. One angle is 68°. Give the sizes of all eight angles formed.

Four 68° angles and four 112° angles

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