Chapter 15: Practice examination
37 questions · 91 points
Using a protractor, construct an angle measuring 105°. Label its vertex and both rays.
An angle of 116° lies next to another angle on a straight line. Find the missing angle.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees.
Classify a 60° angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
An angle of 26° lies next to another angle on a straight line. Find the missing angle.
The smaller angle between two rays is 163°. Find their reflex angle. Explain which turn or benchmark you used.
Classify a 170° angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight. Explain which turn or benchmark you used.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees.
Using a protractor, construct an angle measuring 55°. Label its vertex and both rays.
An angle of 105° lies next to another angle on a straight line. Find the missing angle.
The smaller angle between two rays is 133°. Find their reflex angle.
The smaller angle between two rays is 71°. Find their reflex angle.
The smaller angle between two rays is 147°. Find their reflex angle.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees. Explain which turn or benchmark you used.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees.
Classify a 105° angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees.
Classify a 160° angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
Using a protractor, construct an angle measuring 150°. Label its vertex and both rays.
An angle of 42° lies next to another angle on a straight line. Find the missing angle.
Using a protractor, construct an angle measuring 40°. Label its vertex and both rays. Explain which turn or benchmark you used.
An angle of 112° lies next to another angle on a straight line. Find the missing angle. Explain which turn or benchmark you used.
Using a protractor, construct an angle measuring 145°. Label its vertex and both rays.
Classify a 30° angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
Classify a 65° angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
The smaller angle between two rays is 149°. Find their reflex angle.
The smaller angle between two rays is 84°. Find their reflex angle.
Classify a 50° angle as acute, right, obtuse, or straight.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees.
The smaller angle between two rays is 119°. Find their reflex angle.
Using a protractor, construct an angle measuring 135°. Label its vertex and both rays.
An angle of 133° lies next to another angle on a straight line. Find the missing angle.
Using a protractor, construct an angle measuring 40°. Label its vertex and both rays.
The smaller angle between two rays is 70°. Find their reflex angle.
Measure the smaller indicated angle between the two rays, in degrees.
An angle of 85° lies next to another angle on a straight line. Find the missing angle.