What is the mathematical name for angles that are right next to each other?
Adjacent angles
What is congruent?
equal
What are adjacent angles?
Angles with a common side and vertex
(next to each other)
What do Complementary angles add up to?
90 degrees
What do Supplementary angles add up to?
180 degrees
I go all around the world, but never leave the corner. What am I?
A stamp
What is an acute angle?
Angle that is less than 90 degrees
If angle X and angle Y are vertical angles, and the measure of angle X is 60º, what is the measure of angle Y
What is 60 degrees?
What is a straight angle?
An angles of 180°

The measure of angle a?
60 degrees
If Angle A and B are supplementary angles. Angle A equals 60 degrees. What does angle B equal?
120 degrees
What is 9+10
21
What is a linear pair?
A pair of adjacent angles whose non-common sides form a straight line.

What is angle y, x and z?
y= 76 degrees
x and z = 104 degrees
What is y?
103 degrees
What is the measure of x and each angle?
x=7
8x+5=61
3x+8=29

What is the measure of A
130 degrees
If I have it, I don't share it. If I share it, I don't have it. What is it?
A secret.
Match the angles to their measurements;
Acute =90
Obtuse <90
Right >180
Acute <90
Obtuse >180
Right =90

What is the value of m?
80 degrees
What is a right angle?
An angle that measures 90°

What is the measure of x
30 degrees
If angle X and angle y are supplementary angles and Angle y has a value of 162 degree,
The value of x is?
18
How many days are in the current month?
30
What is the mathematical name for angles that are opposite and adjacent?
Vertical angles
What is x?
37o
Can vertical angles be adjacent? Why or why not?
No, adjacent angles can never be adjacent because they will always be across or diagonal from each other and never NEXT to each other.
Angle x and y are complementary, and y has a measure of 61 degrees,
The measure of x is?
29 degrees
Angle x, y and z are supplementary and angle y is 82 degrees and angle z is 76 degrees,
The value of x is?
22
What did one slice of bread say to the other before the race?
You're toast!