Angles 101
Transversal & Parallel Lines
Angles Advanced
Brain Work
How well do you know your teachers?
100

An angle that measures 90 degrees

Right Angle

100

Angles where no matter how you move the transversal, the angles will always be congruent (equal). 

Corresponding Angles

100

Two angles that combine to create a right angle

Complementary Angle

100

What is the measure of the angle that has a complement of 81 degrees?

9 degrees

100

What is Ms. Silfrene's first name?

Judith

200

An angle that is less than 90 degree

Acute angle

200

Interior angles are angles located

Inside the parallel lines

200

Two angles that combine to create a straight line

Supplementary angle

200

What is the measure of an angle that has a supplement of 139 degrees?

41 degrees

200

How many times did Mr. Farrell sit on a jury?

One time but he was called twice.

300

An obtuse angle measures

greater than 90 degrees

300

Angles that are opposite each other and inside the parallel lines are called

Alternate Interior Angles

300

Angles that are side by side and share the same line

Adjacent Angles

300

Vertical angles are not congruent

False

300

How many children does Mr. Awad have?

Three

400

A straight line equals 

180 degrees

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!

Name the angles that are outside the parallel lines and on opposite sides.


Alternate Exterior Angles

400

Angles that are equal to each other and opposite of one another

Vertical Angles

400

In a straight line, the m<1=9x+24, m<2=3x+12. What is the measure of <2?

m<2 =48

400

What after school activity does Mr. Awad help lead?

Mock Trial

500

Square corners are created by 

Perpendicular lines

500

In the handout from yesterday, <3 and <6 were on the same side of the transversal. <1 and <8 are also on the same side of the transversal. So we call them..

Same side interior angles & same side exterior angles.

500

Three criteria that must be met for two angles to be a linear pair

Adjacent angles, equal 180, and fall on the same line.

500

<1 and <2 are a linear pair. If <1=13x-15 and m<2=6x+5, find x, m<1, and m<2

x=10, m<1=115, m<2=65

500

How long has Ms. Silfrene been a teacher?

4 years

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