Angle Relationships 3.1-3.2

A transversal...

• is parallel to a line.

• cuts across two lines.

• cuts across one line.

• is perpendicular to a line.

Consecutive angles are...

• on opposite sides of the transversal.

• on the same side of the transversal.

• not touching the transversal.

• are on a different plane than the transversal.

Alternate angles are...

• on the same side of the transversal.

• on opposite sides of the transversal.

• not sharing a side with the transversal.

• are not on the same plane as the transversal.

Interior angles are...

• on the inside of the lines cut by the transversal.

• on the outside of the lines cut by the transversal.

• not sharing a side with the transversal.

• not on the same plane as the transversal.

Exterior angles are...

• on the inside of the lines cut by the transversal.

• on the outside of the lines cut by the transversal.

• not sharing a side with the transversal.

• not on the same plane as the transversal.

Angle a and angle b are...

• Consecutive interior angles.

• Consecutive exterior angles.

• Alterior interior angles.

• Alterior exterior angles.

• None of the above.

Angle F and angle B are...

• Consecutive interior angles.

• Consecutive exterior angles.

• Alterior interior angles.

• Alterior exterior angles.

• Corresponding angles.

Angle C and angle E are...

• Consecutive interior angles.

• Consecutive exterior angles.

• Alterior interior angles.

• Alterior exterior angles.

• Corresponding angles.

Angle D and angle E are...

• Consecutive interior angles.

• Consecutive exterior angles.

• Alterior interior angles.

• Alterior exterior angles.

• Corresponding angles.

Angle A and angle H are...

• Consecutive interior angles.

• Consecutive exterior angles.

• Alterior interior angles.

• Alterior exterior angles.

• Corresponding angles.