Exercise 4: Guided Practice

Some guided practice questions to refresh your skills

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Questions #: 14
Time: 10 minutes
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Refer to the figure and find the length of each segment

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  1. AB (1)
  2. CE (2)
  3. DC (3)
  4. EA (4)
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Refer to the figure below and find each midpoint

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  1. Find the midpoint of AD (1)
  2. Find the midpoint of BE (2)
  3. Find the midpoint of EA (3)
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Use the protractor to find each angle measure listed below

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Type in the measure of the angle in numbers only

  1.  m(∠GDE) (1)
  2.  m(∠EDS) (2)
  3.  m(∠CDR) (3)
  4.  m(∠CDG) (4)
  5.  m(∠ADE) (5)
  6.  m(∠EDR) (6)
  7.  m(∠CDA) (7)
  8.  m(∠CDS) (8)
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Classify the following angles in the figure as an acute angle, a right angle, an obtuse angle, or a straight angle

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  1. (1)MNO
  2. (2)NOP
  3. (3)MPQ
  4. (4)QPO
  5. (5)OPN
  6. (6)POS
  7. (7)PNO
  8. (8)MNQ
Please drag and drop the selected option in the right place or type it instead
acute
right
obtuse
straight
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Find x

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Type in the angle as a number without the degrees sign

  1. (1) 
  2. (2) 
  3. (3) 
  4. (4) 
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Refer to the figure below. Find the measure of each angle

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  1. ∠1
  2. NYZ
  3. MYX
  4. ∠2
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Find m(\(\angle{ABD}\))

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Value of x = (1)

m(∠ABD) = (2)

 

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Find the measure of the following angle

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m(\(\angle{DBE}\))

 

Value of x = (1)

m(∠DBE) = (2)

 

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First find \(x\). Then find m(\(\angle{ZYQ})\) and m(\(\angle{PYQ})\)

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  1. x = (1)
  2. m(∠ZYQ) = (2)
  3. m(∠PYQ) = (3)
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First find \(x\). Then find m(\(\angle{ZYQ})\) and m(\(\angle{PYQ})\)

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  1. x = (1)
  2. m(∠ZYQ) = (2)
  3. m(∠PYQ) = (3)
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Let x represent the unknown angle measure. Find the value of x

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  1. m(∠x) = (1) which complements a 30o angle.
  2. m(∠x) = (2) which supplements a 30o angle.
  3. m(∠x) = (3) which supplements a 105o angle.
  4. m(∠x) = (4) which complements a 75o angle.
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Can two angles that are complementary be equal?

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Can two angles that are supplementary be equal?

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The angles highlighted below are vertical angles

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