Points, Lines, and Planes
Measuring Segments
Measuring Angles
Exploring Angle Pairs
Exploring Angle Pairs Continued
100
What is the intersection of planes DCG and EFG?
Line HG
100
Find the length of AC.
AC = 8
100
Name the shaded angle provided in 3 different ways.
/_ABC,/_CBA,/_B
100
Are angles 2 & 5 adjacent angles?
No, they are vertical angles (opposite).
100
If the measure of angle LYN is 125, what are the measures of angles LYM and MYN?
m/_LYM=87,m/_MYN=38
200
What is the intersection of lines AD and HD?
Point D
200
Are AC and BD congruent?
No, they are not congruent (the same length).
200
Find the measure of angle AFC. Then classify it as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
75 Degrees
Acute
200
Name two angles that form a linear pair.
Angle 1 & Angle 5 (form a straight line)
200
Find the diagram, ray XY bisects angle WXZ. Find the value of x.
x=5
300
What is the intersection of planes EFG and ADH?
Line EH
300
If PR = 10 and PQ = 4. Find QR.
QR = 6
300
Find the measure of angle BFE. Then classify it as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
130 Degrees
Obtuse
300
Are angles 3 & 4 complementary angles?
Yes, they form a right angle when added/put together.
300
What is the measure of angle JKI?
m/_JKI=42
400
What is the intersection of lines EH and FE?
Point E
400
XZ = 30 in the diagram. Find the value of t.
t =12
400
Angle PIG is congruent to what other angle in the diagram?
/_KIQ
400
What are all of the terms you can use to describe angles 1 & 5?
Adjacent Angles (Next To)
Supplementary Angles (sum to 180 degrees)
Linear Pair (form a straight line)
400
Angles CDE and FDE are supplementary. The measure of angle CDE is 3x+10 and the measure of angle FDE is 6x+8. What is the value of x?
x=18
500
Name three collinear points in the diagram.
Points A, N, X or Points C, N, M
500
M is the midpoint of LN. Find LM.
LM = 6
500
In the diagram the measure of angle MRT is 133 degrees. What is the measure of angle MRN?
m/_MRN=46
500
What is true about the measure of Vertical Angles?
They are congruent.
500
The measure of one angle is 9 times the measure of its supplement. Find the measure of both angles.
18 Degrees & 162 Degrees