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Types of Angles

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1. Copy the Notes Pages for each student. I have students cut out each vocabulary word and glue it in (after the notes are finished), so I copy it single sided.

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3. Once notes are completed, have students cut and paste them into their notebooks.

4. Pass out the worksheet as homework, in-class practice, or partner work.

5. The half-sheet exit slip can be used as a formative assessment, for homework, or as an entrance slip the next day.

Helpful hint: I have a bulletin board, where I staple up all notes pages answer keys after a lesson. This is helpful for absent students. I also will use it as a reference throughout the unit.

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Illustrations Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

supplementary angles

Illustration Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

complementary angles

Angles a and b are supplementary. The measurement of angle a is 40°. Find the measurement of angle b.

Angles a and b are complementary. The measurement of angle a is 23°. Find the measurement of angle b.

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Illustrations Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

vertical angles

Illustration Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

adjacent angles

Angles a and b are vertical angles. The measurement of angle a is 35°. Find the measurement of angle b.

The measurement of ∠XYZ = 75°. Find m ∠WYZ.

X

Y Z

W

47°

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Identify angles a and b as supplementary, complementary, vertical, or adjacent. If an angle can be classified as more than one type, write all that apply.

Types of Angles - Practice Worksheet Name:

2 3

4 5

a

ba b a

b

b

ab

Find the given types of angles using the image below.

8

9

Name two pairs of supplementary angles.

Name two pairs of vertical angles.

Name a pair of complementary angles.

a b

cd

e j

f

i

g h

kl

m

n

a

b

45°a

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Use a ruler to construct the given types of angles. Use a protractor to measure and label the angles with their measurements.

Use the given angle measurements to find the measurement of the other angles.

a b

cd

e 50° i

g h

kln

85°

45°

m ∠ a =m ∠ b =m ∠ c =m ∠ d =m ∠ e =m ∠ g =m ∠ h =m ∠ i =m ∠ k =m ∠ l =m ∠ n =

10

11 12

13 14

Complementary angles that are also adjacent.

Vertical angles.

Supplementary angles that are also adjacent.

Supplementary angles that are not adjacent.

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Identify angles a and b as supplementary, complementary, vertical, or adjacent. If an angle can be classified as more than one type, write all that apply.

Types of Angles - Exit Slip Name:

a b

1 2 3

142° b

ab

4 5Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer. Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer.

ba

b

Identify angles a and b as supplementary, complementary, vertical, or adjacent. If an angle can be classified as more than one type, write all that apply.

Types of Angles - Exit Slip Name:

a b

1 2 3

142° b

ab

4 5Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer. Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer.

ba

b

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Illustrations Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

supplementary angles

Illustration Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

complementary angles

Two angles that have a sum of 180°

Angles do not have to share a ray or be connected

Angles a and b are supplementary. The measurement of angle a is 40°. Find the measurement of angle b.

KEY

Angles a and b are complementary. The measurement of angle a is 23°. Find the measurement of angle b.

a + b = 18040 + b = 180b = 140°

a + b = 9023 + b = 90b = 67°

a b45°

135°

Two angles that have a sum of 90°

Angles do not have to share a ray or be connected

ab

45°

45°

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Illustrations Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

vertical angles

Illustration Example Problem

Definition Properties/Facts

adjacent angles

Two angles formed when two lines intersect that are opposite each other

Vertical angles are congruent. Share a vertex but no common ray.

Angles a and b are vertical angles. The measurement of angle a is 35°. Find the measurement of angle b.

KEY

The measurement of ∠XYZ = 75°. Find m ∠WYZ.

a = b35 = bb = 35°

a + 47 = 75a = 28°

a

b

Two angles that share a common vertex and a common ray

When two lines intersect, adjacent angles are also supplementary.

ab

55°

55°

a

b

X

Y Z

W

47°

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6

1

Identify angles a and b as supplementary, complementary, vertical, or adjacent. If an angle can be classified as more than one type, write all that apply.

Types of Angles - Practice Worksheet Name:

2 3

4 5

a

ba b a

b

b

ab

Find the given types of angles using the image below.

8

9

Name two pairs of supplementary angles.

Name two pairs of vertical angles.

Name a pair of complementary angles.

a b

cd

e j

f

i

g h

kl

m

n

a

b

45°a

KEY

VerticalAdjacent and

Supplementary Adjacent

Vertical and Complementary

Adjacent and Supplementary

Adjacent and Complementary

example: ∠ g and ∠ h

example: ∠ j and ∠ h

example: ∠ c and ∠ d

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Use the given angle measurements to find the measurement of the other angles.

a b

cd

e 50° i

g h

kln

85°

45°

m ∠ a =m ∠ b =m ∠ c =m ∠ d =m ∠ e =m ∠ g =m ∠ h =m ∠ i =m ∠ k =m ∠ l =m ∠ n =

Construct the given types of angles. Then use a protractor to measure the angles.

10

11 12

13 14

Complementary angles that are also adjacent.

Vertical angles.

Supplementary angles that are also adjacent.

Supplementary angles that are not adjacent.

45°

90°

45°

45°

90°

130°

50°

130°

85°

95°

95°

Answers will vary

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Identify angles a and b as supplementary, complementary, vertical, or adjacent. If an angle can be classified as more than one type, write all that apply.

Types of Angles - Exit Slip Name:

a b

1 2 3

142° b

ab

4 5Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer. Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer.

ba

b

Identify angles a and b as supplementary, complementary, vertical, or adjacent. If an angle can be classified as more than one type, write all that apply.

Types of Angles - Exit Slip Name:

a b

1 2 3

142° b

ab

4 5Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer. Find the measure of angle b.

Justify your answer.

ba

b

Adjacent and Supplementary

Adjacent and Complementary Vertical

38°The angles are

supplementary, so their sum is 180°

90°The angles are

vertical, so they are congruent. (they are also supplementary)

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