

Angles and Circles Test Review
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Mathematics
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7th Grade
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Tavaria Miller
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Angles and Circles Test Review
Important Notes and Practice for Your Test

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All About Angles
What you need to know to Be Successful on Your Test
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Supplementary Angles Add Up To 180 Degrees
If you are given the measure of 1 angle, you can subtract from 180 to find the measure of the other angle.
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Multiple Choice
Calculate the value of x.
180
50
150
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In this triangle, angle b and angle x are also supplementary angles.
That means angle B and angle X will add up to 180 degrees.
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Multiple Choice
Angle X and Angle B add up to 180. If Angle X is 119°, what is the measure of Angle B.
61
71
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Complementary angles are angles that add up to 90 degrees.
To find a missing angle, subtract the other angle from 90 when you are looking at a set of complementary angles.
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Multiple Choice
What i the measure of Angle x?
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17
90
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Vertical angles are angles that are directly acros from each other. They share the same point.
Remember that vertical angles always have the same measurement.
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Multiple Choice
Angles 1 and 2 are vertical angles. If Angle 1 is 61 degrees, what is the measure of angle 2
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119
61
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Look at the following problem. There is a similar problem on your test.
To solve this problem, remember that vertical angles are equal
Write an equation that makes both sides equal
3x+4=37
Solve like a 2 step equation
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Look at the following problem. There is a similar problem on your test.
3x+4=37
Subtract 4 from both sides
3x=33
Divide both sides by 3
x=11
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ALL ANGLES IN A TRIANGLE ADD UP TO 180°
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What is the measure of the missing angle?
82
43
55
180
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Multiple Choice
What do the interior angles in a triangle have a sum of?
180
90
360
270
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All About Circle
Finding the Circumference and Area of Circles
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Parts of A Circle
Make sure you know the difference between diameter (long line) and radius (short line)
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Multiple Choice
Does this picture show the diameter or radius of a circle?
Diameter
Radius
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Multiple Choice
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Circumference is the distance around the circle.
We can calculate circumference by:
Multiplying 3.14 x length of the diameter
or
Multiplying 3.14 x length of the radius x 2.
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Multiple Choice
What is the circumference? (3.14 x diameter)
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18pi
108pi
36pi
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Multiple Choice
What is the circumference? (3.14 x radius x 2)
48
96
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18
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Multiple Choice
What is the circumference of a circle with a diameter of 10 meters? (3.14 x diameter)
5 meters
15.7 meters
3.14 meters
31.4 meters
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Multiple Choice
Maya wants to sew a trim AROUND the edge of a pillow. The
radius of the pillow is 5 inches. What is the length of the trim that Maya will sew? (Remember AROUND is circumference. 3.14 x Radius x 2)
10 in
2.5 in
15.7 in
31.4 in
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Area of a circle is the amount of space inside the circle.
To calculate area we multiply radius x radius then multiply by 3.14.
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Multiple Choice
Ms. Catall is using a compass to find her way out of the woods. The compass has a radius of 4 centimeters. What is the compass's area?
49.2 cm2
45.6 cm2
50.24 cm2
55.9 cm2
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Multiple Choice
Find the area of the circle
43.96
153.86
87.82
307.72
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You cannot find area with diameter. You must turn it into a radius first.
The radius is always HALF of a diameter.
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Multiple Choice
find the diameter of the circle
14 m
7 m
14
3.5 m
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Multiple Choice
Find the radius of the circle
20 ft
10 ft
5.5 ft
10
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Word Problems
When solving word problems, be sure to draw a picture to help you solve.
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Word Problems
A circular fountain has a drain in the center. The distance from the drain to the edge of the fountain is 3 feet. What is the circumference of the fountain? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a foot.
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Multiple Choice
You try: Juan got a new bike for his birthday. He measured the height of the bike's wheel, and found out the wheel is 10 in tall. Does the height of the wheel represent diameter or radius?
diameter
radius
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CONGRATULATIONS
YOU HAVE COMPLETED PART 1 OF THE STUDY GUIDE. YOU MAY LEAVE THE LIVE CLASS. YOU WILL COMPLETE PART 2 TOMORROW.
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Important Notes and Practice for Your Test

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