Free Printable Special Angle Pairs

1.

How comfortable are you (now) with naming special angle pairs?

a)

Very comfortable

b)

Comfortable

c)

Not very comfortable

d)

Not comfortable

e)

What's a special angle pair?

2.

Which pair(s) of angles are corresponding angles?

a)

$\angle1$ and $\angle2$

b)

$\angle1$ and $\angle5$

c)

$\angle7$ and $\angle3$

d)

$\angle8$ and $\angle1$

e)

$\angle2$ and $\angle5$

3.

Which pair(s) of angles are consecutive interior angles?

a)

$\angle5$ and $\angle6$

b)

$\angle1$ and $\angle5$

c)

$\angle6$ and $\angle3$

d)

$\angle7$ and $\angle1$

e)

$\angle4$ and $\angle5$

4.

Which pair(s) of angles are alternating exterior angles?

a)

$\angle2$ and $\angle8$

b)

$\angle6$ and $\angle4$

c)

$\angle6$ and $\angle3$

d)

$\angle7$ and $\angle1$

e)

$\angle4$ and $\angle5$

5.

Which pair(s) of special angles are congruent?

a)

Corresponding angles

b)

Consecutive Interior angles

c)

Alternating Interior Angles

d)

Alternating Exterior Angles

e)

Linear pairs

6.

Which pair(s) of special angles are supplementary?

a)

Corresponding angles

b)

Consecutive Interior angles

c)

Alternating Interior Angles

d)

Alternating Exterior Angles

e)

Vertical Pairs

7.

How comfortable are you (now) with naming special angle pairs?

a)

Very comfortable

b)

Comfortable

c)

Not very comfortable

d)

Not comfortable

e)

What's a special angle pair?

8.

If the $m\angle6=55\degree,$ what is $m\angle12$ and which rule did you use?

a)

$55\degree$

b)

$125\degree$

c)

Alternate exterior angles are congruent.

d)

Alternate exterior angles are supplementary.

e)

You don't use alternate exterior angles, at all. I used a different rule.

9.

If the $m\angle11=105\degree,$ what is $m\angle12$ and which rule did you use?

a)

$105\degree$

b)

$75\degree$

c)

Alternate exterior angles are supplementary.

d)

Consecutive interior angles are supplementary.

e)

Linear pairs are supplementary.

10.

If the $m\angle8=50\degree,$ what is $m\angle10$ and which rule did you use?

a)

$130\degree$

b)

$50\degree$

c)

Alternate exterior angles are complementary.

d)

Consecutive interior angles are supplementary.

e)

Neither, I used a different rule.

11.

If the $m\angle9=122\degree,$ what is $m\angle10$ and which rule did you use?

a)

$122\degree$

b)

$68\degree$

c)

$58\degree$

d)

Consecutive interior angles are supplementary.

e)

Consecutive exterior angles are supplementary.

12.

Are you taking care of your mental health during remote learning? What helps you?

(a)

13.

Find x:

a)

3

b)

3.86

c)

71

d)

88.2

e)

Other

14.

If $\angle9=4x$ and $\angle10=6x-10,$ solve for $\angle13$ Hint: solve for x, first

a)

5

b)

19

c)

160

d)

104

e)

76

15.

If $\angle6=18-3x$ and $\angle12=10x+109,$ solve for $\angle13$ Hint: solve for x, first.

a)

7

b)

141

c)

-7

d)

39

e)

Other

16.

If $\angle7=45x+120$ and $\angle13=135x+30,$ solve for $\angle9$ Hint: solve for x, first.

a)

35

b)

1

c)

165

d)

1/6

e)

135

17.

Which angles need to be congruent, for lines k and m to be parallel?

a)

$\angle1\ and\ \angle3$

b)

$\angle1\ and\ \angle5$

c)

$\angle5\ and\ \angle3$

d)

$\angle1\ and\ \angle8$

e)

$\angle6\ and\ \angle3$

18.

Which angles need to be supplementary, for lines k and m to be parallel?

a)

$\angle1\ and\ \angle3$

b)

$\angle6\ and\ \angle5$

c)

$\angle5\ and\ \angle3$

d)

$\angle1\ and\ \angle7$

e)

$\angle6\ and\ \angle3$

19.

Given the two angles, $\angle2\ and\ \angle3,$ which line represents the transversal?

a)

Line a

b)

Line b

c)

Line m

d)

Line M

e)

Line A

20.

Select all that are true:

a)

$\overline{AE}\ \parallel\ \overline{EF}$

b)

$\overline{FB}\ \perp\ \overline{FG}$

c)

$\overline{BF}\$ is skew to $\overline{AD}$

d)

$\overline{CG}\ \perp\ \overline{AD}$

e)

$\overline{AB}\ \parallel\ \overline{DC}$

21.

I still need help understanding...

a)

naming special angles or using special angles to find variables

b)

proving parallel lines

c)

labeling segments as parallel, perpendicular, or skew to.

d)

other

e)

I'm good, thanks. (But are you really? Ok, cool.)

Special Angle Pairs

Total questions: 21

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