WorksheetsAngles Intro
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a vertex?
a)
The point where a ray starts
b)
A point on a line segment
c)
A point where two lines or rays meet or intersect
d)
An angle
2.
What definition best describes a ray?
a)
A line that has two endpoints
b)
A line that has no endpoints
c)
The place where two endpoints meet
d)
A line with one endpoint, that moves in one direction
3.
Which angle is a RIGHT angle?
a)
< HGF
b)
< FHG
c)
< J
d)
< JHI
4.
Which definition best describes a line segment?
a)
A line with two endpoints
b)
A line with no endpoints
c)
A line with one endpoint
d)
The point where two rays meet
5.
Classify the angle < COA
a)
Obtuse
b)
Right
c)
Acute
d)
Straight
6.
What kind of angle is shown here
a)
Obtuse
b)
Acute
c)
Straight
d)
Reflex
7.
Which measurement shows a REFLEX angle?
a)
89 degrees
b)
150 degrees
c)
180 degrees
d)
215 degrees
8.
Classify this angle
a)
Right
b)
Acute
c)
Obtuse
d)
Reflex
9.
What is one way you can know if an angle is RIGHT?
a)
It looks like it is 90 degrees
b)
There is an arrow on the line
c)
There are points on the ends of the rays
d)
There is a little square drawn in the angle
10.
Which two angles are acute?
a)
< GHF, < GHI
b)
< FHJ, < IHF
c)
< JHI, < GHI
d)
< IHG, < IHF
11.
Which angle is an OBTUSE angle?
a)
< ECD
b)
< BCD
c)
< ACB
d)
< BCE
12.
What definition best describes an angle?
a)
A line with two endpoints
b)
A line with no endpoints
c)
The point where two rays meet
d)
The amount of turn between two straight lines that have a common endpoint
13.
What symbol should I put above the letters when naming a RAY?
a)
a circle
b)
a line
c)
an arrow
d)
and angle
14.
What symbol should I put on top of the letters when naming a LINE SEGMENT
a)
an arrow
b)
a line
c)
a pokemon
d)
an angle
15.
Define a right angle
a)
exactly 180 degrees
b)
exactly 167 degrees
c)
exactly 91 degrees
d)
exactly 90 degrees
16.
Define an OBTUSE angle
a)
exactly 180 degrees
b)
more than 90, less than 180 degrees
c)
more than 180, less than 360
d)
exactly 90 degrees
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