by BlastRoom
Reading an angle from a figure, naming it correctly, and sorting it by size.
#geometry

40 questions
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An angle measures 168 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays ED and EF share endpoint E, and the angle they form is also labeled 4 in the figure. Which pair gives two correct names for that angle?

An angle measures 143 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays LK and LM share endpoint L. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

An angle measures 48 degrees. How is the angle classified?

An angle measures 119 degrees. How is the angle classified?

An angle measures 37 degrees. How is the angle classified?

An angle measures 155 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays PN and PQ share endpoint P. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

An angle measures 90 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays VU and VW share endpoint V. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays XW and XY share endpoint X. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

An angle measures 25 degrees. How is the angle classified?

An angle measures 126 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays ML and MN share endpoint M. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays JH and JK share endpoint J. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays HG and HJ share endpoint H. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays PN and PQ share endpoint P, and no other angle in the figure has vertex P. Which pair gives two correct names for the angle they form?

Rays UT and UV share endpoint U, and the angle they form is also labeled 2 in the figure. Which pair gives two correct names for that angle?

Rays RQ and RS share endpoint R. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays DC and DE share endpoint D, and no other angle in the figure has vertex D. Which pair gives two correct names for the angle they form?

Rays BA and BC share endpoint B. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

An angle measures 180 degrees. How is the angle classified?

An angle measures 108 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays TS and TU share endpoint T, and no other angle in the figure has vertex T. Which pair gives two correct names for the angle they form?

Rays BA and BC share endpoint B, and no other angle in the figure has vertex B. Which pair gives two correct names for the angle they form?

An angle measures 81 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays QP and QR share endpoint Q, and no other angle in the figure has vertex Q. Which pair gives two correct names for the angle they form?

An angle measures 12 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays CB and CD share endpoint C. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays BA and BC share endpoint B, and the angle they form is also labeled 1 in the figure. Which pair gives two correct names for that angle?

An angle measures 74 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays XW and XY share endpoint X, and no other angle in the figure has vertex X. Which pair gives two correct names for the angle they form?

Rays NM and NP share endpoint N, and the angle they form is also labeled 4 in the figure. Which pair gives two correct names for that angle?

An angle measures 63 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays YX and YZ share endpoint Y. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays DC and DE share endpoint D. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

Rays FE and FG share endpoint F. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

An angle measures 97 degrees. How is the angle classified?

Rays NM and NP share endpoint N. Which name correctly names the angle they form?

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