All about Angles
All about Triangles
Transformations
100

Based on this image, I am a __________ angle. Draw what it looks like

What is an acute angle?

100

Using the information in the diagram, classify this triangle by its angles.

Right Triangle

100

Given a pre‑image at A(3, 2) and its image at A′(–3, 2), what two types of transformations could map A to A′

Translation x-6 (6 units to the left)

Reflection across the x-axis

200
How many degrees is this angle?

90 degrees

200

Using the information in the diagram, classify this triangle by its sides

Scalene triangle

200

This type of line is represented by the equation 

x = –2. 

What is a vertical line?

300

These two adjacent angles add up to 90 degrees.

Complementary angles

300

Using the information in the diagram, completely classify this triangle by both its angles and its sides

Obtuse isosceles triangle

300

This transformation takes a figure to its new position as shown in the image; name the type of transformation and state its rule.

What is a 180 degree rotation

400

Supplementary angles add up to:

BONUS: This is another name for a pair of supplementary angles.

180 degrees

LINEAR PAIR

400

Given the triangle type and the angle shown in the diagram, what are the missing angle measurements?

50 degrees

400

This transformation takes a figure to its new position as shown in the image; name the type of transformation and state its rule.

90 degree clockwise rotation

500

If lines l and m are parallel and cut by a transversal, and Angle 1 measures 110°, use your knowledge of alternate interior and alternate exterior angles to determine the measures of the remaining angles. 

<2: 70            <6:70
<3: 70            <7: 70
<4: 110          <8: 110
<5: 110

500

Based on the diagram, this is the measure of exterior angle a. What is the value of angle a?

exterior angle a: 160

500

Using rotational symmetry, this is the smallest angle of rotation that maps the figure onto itself. What is the angle found by using the formula 360 ÷ (order of rotation)?

120 degrees