Vocabulary
Supplementary Angles
Complementary Angles
Mixed SUP and COMP
Mixed Grab Bag
100

An angle that measures less than 90˚, but greater than 0˚.

Acute angle

100

The measure of supplementary angles always add to this.

180˚

100

The measure of complementary angles always add to this.

90˚

100

True or False: An angle measures 20˚, its supplementary angle measures 180. 

False

100

The device used to measure angles.

a protractor

200

An angle that measures greater than 90˚, but less than 180˚.

Obtuse angle

200

One angle measures 80˚, what does the supplementary angle have to measure?

 100˚

200

True or False: The following angles are complementary angles: 35˚ and 75˚. 

False

200

Are 17˚ and 183˚ supplementary angles?

No

200

Two lines that will never cross or intersect are called this.

Parallel lines

300

An angle that measures exactly 180˚.

Straight angle

300

True or False: The following angles are supplementary angles: 35˚ and 145˚. 

True

300

<1 and <2 are complementary.  <1 is 8x-6 and <2 is 3x+30. What are the measurements of <1 and <2?

<1=42˚

<2=48˚

300

Are 50˚ and 40˚ angles supplementary?

No, they are complementary.

300

True or False: Vertical angles are congruent. 

True

400

An angle measuring 90˚.

Right angle

400

Two angles are supplementary.  <1 is 2x+3 and <2 is 6x+17. What are the measurements of <1 and <2?

43˚ and 137˚

400

<3 is a complement to <4.  <3 is 2x+9 and <4 is 5x+18. What are the measurements of <3 and <4?

<3 is 27˚ and <4 is 63˚

400

Are 100˚ and 80˚ angles supplementary to each other?

Yes

400

Describe adjacent complementary angles.

The are side by side angles that add up to 90 degrees.

500

The angle formed where two lines or rays intersect at a common point.

Vertex

500

True or False: Supplementary angles are always made from the sum of one acute angle and one obtuse angle.

False. You could add two right angles together.

500

Two angles are complementary. If the ratio of the angles is 7:2, what are the angle measures?

70˚ and 20˚

500

Can angles be supplementary and complementary at the same time?

No

500

Find the value of x if you have 2 vertical angles and one measurement is 50˚ and the other is 3x+5˚. 

x=15