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Angles--The Basics

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Question 1

1.

If an angle is equal to 62 degrees, what is the measure of its supplement?

28 degrees

118 degrees

128 degrees

298 degrees

Question 2

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Question 3

3.

Calculate the missing angle.

Question 4

4.

Calculate the missing angle.

Question 5

5.

Calculate the missing angle.

Question 6

6.

Calculate the missing angle.

Question 7

7.

Tell whether the angles are adjacent, vertical, or neither.

Adjacent
Vertical
Neither

Question 8

8.

Check all that apply.

complementary

supplementary

adjacent

none of the above

Question 9

9.

Check all that apply.

complementary

supplementary

adjacent

none of the above

Question 10

10.

Check all that apply.

complementary

supplementary

adjacent

none of the above

Question 11

11.

Tell whether the two angle measures are complementary, supplementary, or neither.

complementary

supplementary

neither

Question 12

12.

Tell whether the two angle measures are complementary, supplementary, or neither.

complementary

supplementary

neither

Question 13

13.

Tell whether the two angle measures are complementary, supplementary, or neither.

complementary

supplementary

neither

Question 14

14.

Tell whether the two angle measures are complementary, supplementary, or neither.

complementary

supplementary

neither

Question 15

15.

Solve for angle x.

Question 16

16.

Solve for angle x.

Question 17

17.

Solve for angle x.

Question 18

18.

Solve for angle x.

Question 19

19.

What is the angle measure that is a complementary angle to 12°?

Question 20

20.

What is the angle measure that is a supplementary angle to 21°?

Question 21

21.

What is the angle measure that is a complementary angle to 34o?

Question 22

22.

What is the angle measure that is a supplementary angle to 71°?

Question 23

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Question 24

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Question 25

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Question 26

26.

Question 27

27.

Question 28

28.

What is the measure of <X?

Question 29

29.

What is the measure of <j?

Question 30

30.

Select all of the angle pairs that represent VERTICAL ANGLES

<3 and <4

<2 and <4

<1 and <2

<1 and <3

<2 and <3

<1 and <4