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    Measuring Angles – Worksheet 3

    1) A complete angle is equal to


    a) 90-degree b) 180-degree c) 360-degree d) None of these

    2) Construct the following angles:


    a) 112° b) 75°

    3) Name the right angle from the following diagrams and write its
    measure.

    4) Draw and label the angle using the given information.


    a) An acute angle ∠PQR b) A straight angle ∠XYZ

    5) Name the type of angles being formed between the hour and the
    minute hand in each of the following figures.

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    6) Measure the following angles using a protractor.

    7) Choose the pair of supplementary angles:


    a)140°, 80° b) 130°, 50° c) 10°, 180° d) 179°, 1°

    8) State if each of the following angles are acute, obtuse, right,


    straight or reflex.
    a) 140° b) 70° c) 180°

    9) State if the given angles are acute, obtuse, or right.

    10) Measure the following angles.

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    1) c) 6) ∠OMG = 90°, ∠POQ = 150°

    2) Make the constructions using a 7) b) and d)


    protractor.
    3) Figure 1: ∠PQR = 90° 8) a) Obtuse angle
    b) Acute angle
    c) Straight angle
    4) 9) Obtuse angle
    Acute angle
    Obtuse angle

    5) i) Acute Angle 10) ∠SOR = 180°,


    ii) Right Angle ∠ABC = 110°
    iii) Obtuse Angle
    iv) Straight Angle

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    1. The sum of angles of a triangle is equal
    to 180°

    2. The letter 'L' forms a 90° between it's


    standing and sleeping line.

    3. All our body parts are aligned in such a


    way that there are different angles
    formed between our body parts.

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