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Angle Terminology https://youtu.be/xw-yhbuwAgg
Fill in the gaps in the appropriate spaces below (possible solutions are at the bottom of the page).

Name Description Figure
Point Points are labelled with _______________
letters. 𝑃


Line A line goes on __________ in both directions
as indicated by the arrows. The line at right 𝐵
can be called line _____ or line BA.
𝐴


Ray A ray goes on forever in one _____________
and ______ at a point in the other direction. 𝐵
The ray in the image can be called ray AB.
𝐴


Line Segment or Has a ________ length. It ends at a point in 𝐵
Line Interval both directions. The line segment at right is
called segment AB or segment _____. 𝐴

Vertex and Arms of When two rays meet at a point, an ________
an Angle is formed. The point at which they meet is arm
called the __________.
vertex
The two rays are referred to as the _______ of arm
the angle.

Angle Notation The angle at right could be called
_____________ or ______ ______ A

B

C


Parallel Lines The two line segments at right are parallel. 𝐵

We say ______________.
𝐷
𝐴


𝐶

Perpendicular Lines The two line segments at right are perpendicular. 𝐴
𝐵
We say ____________.

𝐶 𝐷


Fill in the spaces above with the following words/symbols: capital ends
AB∥CD arms
∠ABC AD⊥BC
AB vertex direction angle BA ∠CBA
fixed forever

,Example 1 https://youtu.be/3QBFekvxA9M
Name each angle marked below.
(a) (b) (c)
X P Q T U



Y S V
Z R


Question 1
Draw the following figures.
(a) line CD (b) ∠RST (c) line interval GH




(d) Two lines EF and GH, (e) reflex ∠ABC (f) Two lines JK and LM,
such that EF⊥GH such that JK∥LM




Question 2
Name the following figures.
(a) (b) (c) F
𝑄
𝑆
G

𝑇 H

Question 3
Name each angle marked below.
(a) (b) V (c) K L
B
C
D
W N
A M
E U J
X

(d) G H (e) (f) Q
F W X

P R
E
Z Y
D
T S

Question 4
Name every angle inside the figure below (excluding reflex and straight angles).
A B




C E D
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, Classifying Angles https://youtu.be/pdSRR0kdRPE
Fill in the gaps in the appropriate spaces below (possible solutions are at the bottom of the page).

Name of Angle Size of Angle Figure


Acute
angle




Right
90°
angle




Between 90° and 180°




Straight
angle




Reflex
Between 180° and 360°
angle




360°




Fill in the spaces above with the following words/symbols/diagrams:

180° Between 0° and 90°


Obtuse
angle Revolution




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