Angle Relationships
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Identification
Find the Missing Angle
Vocabulary
100
What is the relationship between <9 and <10?
Adjacent <s
100
Name two acute vertical angles.
<SAM and <TAE
100
What is the name of this angle?
<TUV or <VUT or <U
100
If two angles are corresponding and one angle measures 77 degrees, what is the measure of the other angle?
77 degrees
100
Two angles whose measures add up to 180 degrees.
Supplementary <s
200
What is the relationship between <a and <b?
Vertical <s
200
Name one angle supplementary to <SAT
<SAM or <TAE
200
Name two parallel lines shown.
AB ll CD
EF ll GH
200
What is the measurement of angle x?
53 degrees?
200
Two angles whose measures add up to 90 degrees.
Complementary <s
300
What is the relationship between the angles?
Supplementary <s
300
Name an angle complementary to <CFD
<BFC or <GFE
300
Name the vertex of this angle.
Q
300
If two angles are consecutive interior angles, and one angle measures 118 degrees, what is the measure of the other angle?
62 degrees
300
Angles that are right next to each other.
Adjacent <s
400
What is the relationship between the angles?
Complementary <s
400
Name the two angles adjacent to <AFB
<BFC and <AFG
400
Name the three angles shown.
< ECD
< ECF
< DCF
400
What is the measure of <b?
45°
400
The point that forms an angle.
Vertex
500
Name two relationships that <a and <b have.
Adjacent & Supplementary <s
500
Name the angle vertical to <BFC
<GFE
500
Name a transversal.
IJ or JI
500
What is the measurement of angle x?
79o
500
When two lines intersect, they form what kind of angles that are across from each other?
Vertical <s