Vocabulary
Parts of an Angle
Angle Types
Using a Protractor
Challenge
100

What is a tool used to measure angles?

A Protractor

100

How many rays make an angle?

2

100

Less than 90°?

Acute Angle

100

Where do you place the center of the protractor?

On the vertex

100

A straight line measures how many degrees?

180°

200

What is the point where two rays meet?

The Vertex

200

What part of the angle is the “corner”?

The Vertex

200

Exactly 90°?

Right Angle

200

What must you line up with one ray?

The baseline

200

A full circle measures how many degrees?

360°

300

What is the unit used to measure angles?

Degrees

300

True or False: An angle can have 3 rays

False

300

Greater than 90° but less than 180°?

Obtuse Angle

300

What do you read to find the angle?

The number where the second ray crosses

300

Is a 90° angle acute, right, or obtuse?

Right

400

What is a ray?

A line that goes on forever in one direction

400

What do rays always share in an angle?

A common endpoint

400

Is 120° acute, right, or obtuse?

Obtuse

400

What happens if the protractor is not lined up correctly?

The measurement will be wrong

400

Which is larger: 60° or 120°?

120°

500

What is an angle?

Two rays that share a common endpoint

500

Name both parts of an angle

2 Rays and the vertex

500

Is 45° acute, right, or obtuse?

Acute

500

What is the first step when measuring an angle?

Place the center on the vertex

500

List all steps to measure an angle using a protractor

  1. Place center on vertex

  2. Line up baseline

  3. Read where the ray crosses