Triangle/Angle Vocabulary
Prime/Composite Vocabulary
Find That Angle!
Find That Side!
P or C?
100

A triangle with all acute angles is called...

an acute triangle

100

An even number...

can always be divided by 2

100

The amount of degrees in a right angle

90 degrees

100

This type of triangle has sides that are all the same length.

Equilateral

100

2, 3, 5, 7

all the prime numbers under ten

200

A triangle with two angles greater than 90 degrees is called...

an obtuse triangle

200

A prime number's factors are always 1 and what?

itself

200

An acute angle measures...

less than 90 degrees

200

This type of triangle has no sides that are the same length.

Scalene

200

True or false: all even numbers are composite.

True! All even numbers can be divided evenly by 2 making them composite.

300
Complementary angles measure to....

90 degrees

300
A composite number has atleast...

3 factors

300

What's the missing angle if a right triangle has another angle measuring 45 degrees?

45 degrees

300

If a triangle has a two sides that are marked with 2 hashes and one side with only 1 hash mark that makes it what type of triangle?

Isoceles

300

True or false: all odd numbers are composite. Why or why not?

False! 9 is odd, but can be divided by 3, for example.

400

This angle measures 180 degrees

Straight angle

400

What is a tool that you must always use to figure out prime and composite numbers?

a divisibility chart

400

This triangle has two angles measuring 70 degrees and 30 degrees. What's the missing angle?

80 degrees

400

An isoceles triangle's sides add up to 18. If one side is 10 units, how many units are the other 2?

4 units each

400

Which one is prime? 27, 45, 51

51 

27 can be divided by 3 (3x9)

45 can be divided by 5 (5x9)

500
The sum of all the angles in a triangle...

180 degrees

500

This number is neither prime nor composite

1

500

The angle measurement in an equilateral triangle

60 degrees (180 divided by 3 angles = 60)

500

Draw a scalene triangle with measurements on each side.

Teacher decides!

500

Complete the entire divisibility chart for 35, 42, 86, 29

Teacher decides!