Draw it!
Polygons
Naming Angles
Comp/Supp Angles
Angle Categories
100
Draw a right angle.
Must be 90*, must have square in the corner designating same.
100
Explain why a circle is NOT a polygon.
Because it has no straight lines.
100
*SEE IMAGE* Name this angle
What is <TRY
100
What is the complementary angle to 40*?
What is 50*
100
What category angle is an angle with the degree measurement of 91*?
What is an Obtuse angle
200
Draw an obtuse angle
Must be over 90* and angle mark must be showing
200
*SEE IMAGE* What is the name of this polygon?
What is a parallelogram.
200
*SEE IMAGE* What category of angle is <ZLA?
What is a reflex angle.
200
What is the supplementary angle to 90*?
What is 90*.
200
What category angle is an angle with the degree measurement of 200*?
What is a reflex angle
300
Draw a straight angle
Must be exactly 180* (and angle mark must be showing)
300
Polygons with 4 sides are members of a group called?
What is Quadrilaterals. (not squares, not rectangles. They are both in the main category of quadrilaterals.
300
What is 270*
300
*SEE IMAGE*
What is 25*
300
What category is the small angle for a large reflex angle of 200*?
What is OBTUSE
400
Draw the benchmark angle 225*
Must be between 180* and 270*
400
What is the category of Polygons called that have three straight lines and three angles?
What is 75* (properties of parallelograms = opposite angles are equal in degree measurement)
400
*SEE IMAGE* Name two complementary angles
What is
400
*SEE IMAGE*
What is 60*
400
What two categories of angles must be present in a supplementary angle?
What is 1 Acute angle, 1 Obtuse angle.
500
Draw a reflex angle
Must be a large angle with AN ARROW designating rotation from 0*. Must be more than 180*, less than 360*.
500
**SEE IMAGE** What is the total measurement of the interior angles of this shape?
What is 360*
500
**SEE IMAGE** Find the degree for <GHP
What is 90*
500
Draw supplementary angles 147* and 33*.
Must be on a straight angle (180*), must be relatively close to actual angle marks. Must be clearly labeled.
500
If the small angle is 49*, what is the degree measurement of the large angle?
What is 311*
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