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Points, Lines, and Angles: Practice

12 multiple-choice questions, progressively harder.

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Question 1 of 12
  1. 1

    Two angles are complementary. One angle is 1010^\circ more than the other. What is the measure of the larger angle?

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  2. 2

    In the figure, a ray rises from a point on a straight line, splitting the straight angle into two angles measuring (3x+10)(3x + 10)^\circ and (2x5)(2x - 5)^\circ, so the two angles form a linear pair. What is the measure of the first angle, (3x+10)(3x + 10)^\circ?

    A horizontal straight line with a ray rising from a point on it, splitting the straight angle into an obtuse angle of about 115 degrees on the left labeled (3x+10) degrees and an acute angle of about 65 degrees on the right labeled (2x-5) degrees.(2x-5)°(3x+10)°
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  3. 3

    In the figure, two straight lines cross. The two marked angles are vertical angles (directly opposite each other), measuring (4x10)(4x - 10)^\circ and (3x+20)(3x + 20)^\circ. What is the measure of each angle?

    Two straight lines crossing at a point. The marked left and right vertical pair are obtuse, about 110 degrees each, with the left angle labeled (4x-10) degrees and the opposite right angle labeled (3x+20) degrees; the top and bottom pair are acute.(3x+20)°(4x-10)°
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  4. 4

    Two supplementary angles are in the ratio 2:32 : 3. What is the measure of the larger angle?

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  5. 5

    In the figure, two parallel lines (matching chevrons) are cut by a transversal. The angle marked at the upper crossing measures 6565^\circ, and xx marks its corresponding angle at the lower crossing. What is the measure of xx?

    Two parallel lines (marked with matching chevrons) cut by a transversal. At the top crossing the interior angle on the lower-right is labeled 65 degrees; at the bottom crossing the corresponding angle, in the same lower-right corner, is marked x.65°x
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  6. 6

    In the figure, two parallel lines (matching chevrons) are cut by a transversal. The interior angle marked at the upper crossing measures 115115^\circ, and xx marks its alternate interior angle at the lower crossing (on the opposite side of the transversal, between the lines). What is the measure of xx?

    Two parallel lines (matching chevrons) cut by a transversal. At the top crossing the obtuse interior angle on the left of the transversal is labeled 115 degrees; at the bottom crossing the alternate interior angle, obtuse and on the right of the transversal, is marked x. Each arc sits at its own crossing on opposite interior sides.115°x
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  7. 7

    In the figure, three rays from a single point divide the full turn around it into three angles measuring xx^\circ, 2x2x^\circ, and 3x3x^\circ. What is the measure of the largest angle?

    Three rays from a single point dividing the full turn into three sectors: an x sector of about 60 degrees, a 2x sector of about 120 degrees, and a 3x sector of about 180 degrees whose two bounding rays are opposite and form a straight horizontal line.2x°3x°
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  8. 8

    Two angles form a linear pair. Which statement must be true?

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  9. 9

    Angles AA and BB are supplementary. Which statement is true?

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  10. 10

    The complement of an angle is 3535^\circ. What is the supplement of that same angle?

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  11. 11

    In the figure, four rays from a single point divide the full turn around it into four angles measuring 2x2x^\circ, 3x3x^\circ, 4x4x^\circ, and 3x3x^\circ. What is the measure of the largest angle?

    Four rays from a single point dividing the full turn around it into four angles labeled 2x degrees (smallest), 3x degrees, 4x degrees (largest), and 3x degrees, with the two 3x angles drawn equal.3x°4x°3x°2x°
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  12. 12

    In the figure, two straight lines cross. Angle AA and angle BB are vertical angles, with angle A=50A = 50^\circ. Angle CC is adjacent to angle BB along the line, forming a linear pair with it. What is the measure of angle CC?

    Two straight lines crossing at a point. The left angle is labeled A and is 50 degrees, its opposite (vertical) angle on the right is labeled B, and the angle just above B, forming a linear pair with it along the line, is labeled C.A=50°BC
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