All About Angles Self CD

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ALL ABOUT ANGLES, SELF CHECKING MATHS PROGRAM

Author Hana Jay

Cover design Dana Sundgren

Illustrations Dana Sundgren

Computer compilation Tom Jay

1
st
edition (September 2010)

Jays Education

ISBN 978-1-921622-36-6

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CONTENTS
Page
Activities
III Introduction
IV-VI Angles. Definitions and diagrams.
VII The Mini LUK
1 - 2 Identify and classify angles: acute, obtuse, right, straight, reflex, and revolution.
3 Measure and note the sizes of acute angles.
4 Measure and note the sizes of obtuse angles.
5 - 6 Measure and note the sizes of acute and obtuse angles.
7 Measure and note the sizes of angles (acute and obtuse) inside four triangles.
8 Measure and note the sizes of reflex angles.
9 Measure and note the sizes of all kind of angles: acute obtuse, right, straight,
reflex and the angle of revolution.
10 - 11 Complementary angles.
Subtract the known complementary angle from 90 to get the size of the other
complementary angle.
12 - 14 Supplementary angles.
Subtract the known supplementary angle from 90 to get the size of the other
supplementary angle.
15 -17 Work out the sizes of the complementary and supplementary angles.
18 Subtract the two known complementary or supplementary angles to find the sizes
of the unknown complementary or supplementary angles.
19 -23 Angles at a point.
Subtract the known acute or obtuse angle from 360 to get the size of the
unknown angle.
24 Subtract all known angles from 360 to get the size of the unknown angle.
25 -26 Find the sizes of the complementary, supplementary and of the angles at a point.
27 Vertically opposite angles.
The vertically opposite angles are equal. Find the sizes of all unknown angles
complementary, supplementary, angles at a point and vertically opposite.
28 -29 The corresponding angles are equal. Find the sizes of the unknown angles.
30 -31 Cointerior angles equal 180.
Subtract the known angle from180 to get the size of the other (unknown)
cointerior angle.
32 Alternate angles are equal.
Find the sizes of vertically opposite and alternate angles.
33 - 34 Find the sizes of the unknown angles: corresponding, alternate, vertically opposite
and cointerior.
35 - 36 This is a test. Find the sizes of all kinds of angles.
Check the answers. If not correct, think and try again.
VIII Progress chart.

II
All About Angles Jays Education

INTRODUCTION

All About Angles is a step to step carefully sequenced students
workbook and a practical teachers resource book to support
teaching the concept of angles.

The activities are designed for students to learn to identify,
classify, group and measure angles. The focus is on the seven
advanced types of angles; complementary, supplementary, angles at
a point, alternate angles, vertically opposite, corresponding and
cointerior angles.

The emphasis is on visual skills, visual imagery and visual
processing, reasoning and analysis. It is a step towards activities
that move from problems toward investigations. Students are
given experience in identifying figures in many different
orientations.

Students need direct instructions, exploration and reflections to
be able to progress from one level to the next. Students are
expected to acquire skills that enhance the childs ability to solve
problems.

Visual skills that are reinforced in this workbook include:
recognising similarities and differences, picking out common
properties of geometric figures, recognising objects that have
been turned around, inverted or viewed from different directions.

The use of 12 questions (problems) on each page makes the
program compatible with the Mini LUK self checking system. Each
page has a grid with answers and a Mini LUK code key.
Students can check their answers in the grid, cross or colour the
box with matching answers or/and use key to form Mini LUK
patterns. Instructions how to use the Mini LUK for self checking
are on page VII.
III
2. Right angle.
A right angle is an angle of 90.
It is a quarter of a turn.
The angle is usually marked by a little square.
Types of Angl es
1. Acute angle.
Acute means sharp. An acute angle is bigger then 0 and smaller
then 90.
a < 90

a
An angle is the amount of turn between 2 lines around
a common point. Angles are measured in degrees (40)
using a protractor.
3. Obtuse angle.
An obtuse angle is larger then 90 but smaller then 180.
Obtuse angles don't look as sharp as acute angles.
They are called blunt in some books.

90
o

90
o
180

A straight angle is an angle of 180, it is
made up of two right angles. It is half a turn.
4. Straight angle.
IV
5. Reflex angle.
A reflex angle is larger then 180 and smaller then 360.
It is more then half a turn.
To find the size of a reflex angle,
measure the smaller angle, formed by
the arms of the reflex angle, and subtract this from 360.
360 - 60 = 300
a = 300

a

60

6. Revolution.
A revolution is a complete turn of 360.
It is a full circle.
360

30
o
60
o
30
o
30
o
30
o
7. Complementary angles.
Complementary angles are
angles that add up to 90.
60 + 30 = 90

80
o

100
o

50
o
70
o

60

8. Supplementary angles.
Supplementary angles form a
straight line and add up to 180.
100 + 80 = 180

70
90
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100
120
o
120
o
120
o
9. Angles at a point.
Angles at a point (one revolution)
add up to360.
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80

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150

11. Corresponding angles.
Corresponding angles
(on parallel lines) are equal.
12. Alternate angles.
Alternate angles (on parallel lines)
are equal.
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65
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10. Vertically opposite angles.
Vertically opposite angles are equal.

100 + 80 = 180

13. Cointerior angles.
Cointerior angles (between
parallel lines) are supplementary
angles, they add up to 180.

VI

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The advantage of the LUK system is that the students can work independently,
check their answers and correct their mistakes.

The students like to work with the tiles, searching for the numbers and looking
forward to be rewarded by a pattern. They think of LUK as a game.

How to use the mini LUK System.

The lid of the mini LUK tray (box) is divided into 12 blank squares, the base is
divided into 12 numbered squares. There are 12 numbered tiles to work with.

Step 1.
Place the 12 tiles in sequence from 1 to 12 into
the blank squares on the lid of the miniLUK box.
or
Place the 12 tiles in sequence from 1 to 12
on the table ready to be used.

Step 2.
Choose your worksheet (page).

Step 3.
Pick up tile number 1 and place it under or next to
the number 1 problem. Work out the problem and
look for the answer (angle size e.g. 30).Next or
under it is a small number. Find this number on the
base of the mini LUK box. Place the tile number
1 onto that number. Proceed to answer the rest
of the questions in the same way.

Step 4.
When finished and all tiles are placed on the correct
squares, the task is completed. Close the lid of the
box and turn the Mini LUK over sideways. Open the
lid and a geometrical pattern will be formed by the
back of the tiles.

Step 5.
Match the pattern in the box with the pattern on the bottom of the page. If the
patterns match, well done! You have not made a single mistake! If the pattern is
not quite correct, but is recognisable, you have still done a good job.
Mini LUK Self Checking System
VII

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12
reflex
obtuse
revolution
straight
right
acute
Join the questions with the correct answers.
LUK: The number next to the answers is the number to put
the tile on in the LUK box.

revolution

10

right

6

acute

5

reflex

3

straight

2

obtuse

1

90

9

45

8

240

12

125

7

360

4

180

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What kind of angle is it?
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180
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360
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right
obtuse
acute
straight
revolution
reflex

straight

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obtuse

12

acute

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revolution

3

reflex

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right

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Join the questions with the correct answers.
What kind of angle is it?
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80

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Measure the acute angles. Write the degree in the angles,
find and cross off the answers.
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5

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30

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90

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7

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10
5
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6
Measure all three angles in each triangle and list
them in the table. Find and cross the answers.
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Answers
LUK
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All the angles in each triangle
have to add up to 180.
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Answers
Measure the reflex angles. To get the unknown angle
subtract the known angle from 360 . Check the answers.
LUK
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Measure the angles and write down the measurements.
Find and cross off the answers.
290 360 230 120 30 90 40 295 130 180 50 145
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Answers
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Answers
To get the unknown complementary angle, subtract
the known angle from 90. Check and cross off the answers.

a

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To get the unknown complementary angle, subtract
the known angle from 90. Check and cross off the answers.

30

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80
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90
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Supplementary angles add up to 180. To get the unknown
supplementary angle, subtract the known angle from 180.
Check and cross off the answers.

30

120

60

150

140

40

80

100

90

110

70

130
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Answers
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105
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Answers
Find the unknown angle. Stop, look and think.
Complementary angles add up to 90, supplementary
angles add up to 180. Check and cross off the answers.
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Angles at a point add up to 360. To get the unknown angle
subtract the known angle from 360.
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subtract the known angle from 360, check the answers.

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Angles at a point add up to 360.
To get the unknown angle subtract
the known angle from 360 .
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180

a
80

a
a
200

30

a
35

a
a
120

1 2 3
6 5
4
9
a =
...............
8
7
230

a
12
11 10
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
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a =
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a =
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a =
...............
a =
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a =
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Answers

LUK
22

130

150

180

210

160

330

260

60

325

240

200

280
8 2 4 9 7 3 11 10 1 6 12 5

a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
130

a
120

135

a
135

125

a
130

140

a
135

150

a
140

100

a
130
150

a
130

130

a
130

125

a
140

155

a
130

150

a
150

175

a
65

12 11 10
8 7
6 5 4
3 2 1
9

a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............

a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
Answers

LUK
23

120

60

70

85

75

110

80

130

105

100

90

95
11 7 12 3 8 2 9 5 6 10 4 1
40
90
a
120
a
120

40

90

85

a
85
a
50
115
60
85
a
90
40
110
a
75
40
70
95
a
50
60
a
120

150
90
90
a
90

a
90

90

a
40
80
110
70
100
a
90
1
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
2
a =
...............
3
a =
...............
6
a =
...............
5
a =
...............
4
a =
...............
9
a =
...............
8
a =
...............
7
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
12 11 10

Answers
Angles at a point add up to 360. To work out the size of
the unknown angle subtract the known angles from 360.
Check the answers.
LUK
24

100

150

130

90

80

120

125

145

110

160

155

135
4 9 2 1 12 10 5 6 8 3 7 11
a
60

a
75

a
20

a
80

45

a
1
a =
...............
a =
...............
2
a =
...............
3
a =
...............
6
a =
...............
5
a =
...............
4
a =
...............
9
a =
...............
8
a =
...............
7
a =
...............
a =
...............
a =
...............
a
70

a
60

a 120

100
a

150

a
90

a
80

a
12
11 10

270 10 280 110 80 60 15 45 120 210 70 30
1 9 4 10 7 6 8 11 2 5 3 12
Answers
LUK
Work out the complementary and supplementary angles, and
angles at a point. Subtract complementary angles from 90,
supplementary angles from 180, angles at a point from 360.

25
300 210 20 63 270 70 30 145 135 140 290 45
7 1 11 10 6 4 2 9 12 3 5 8
Answers
LUK
70

27

a
45

a
60

a
45

a

60

a
70

a a
35

150
a
40

a

a
90

a
290

a
1
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
2
a =
...............
3
a =
...............
6
a =
...............
5
a =
...............
4
a =
...............
9
a =
...............
8
a =
...............
7
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
12
11
10

Work out the complementary and supplementary angles, and
angles at a point. Subtract complementary angles from 90,
supplementary angles from 180, angles at a point from 360.
26
a
60

115

a
110
a
60

a
50

a
1
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
2
a =
...............
3
a =
...............
6
a =
...............
5
a =
...............
4
a =
...............
9
a =
...............
8
a =
...............
7
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
1
a =
...............
80
a
a
50

a
a
45

120
o
a
120

80

a
125

a
110
o
12
11
10

50 60 90 45 280 115 120 80 70 130 30 125
3 6 11 12 10 1 7 5 4 8 9 2
Answers
LUK
Vertically opposite angles are equal. Complementary
angles add up to 90, supplementary add up to 180, angles
at a point add up to 360. Find the unknown angles.
27
1
40

a
80

a
2
3
a
5
30

a
60

a
6
8
110

a
9
4
a
35

a
a
300
12
a
60

11
a
10
Vertically opposite angles are equal. Complementary angles
add up to 90, supplementary add up to 180, angles at a
point add up to 360. Find the unknown angles.
28

300

2

120

10

130

5

70

8

40

12

360

11

100

9

30

1

45

6

60

4

35

3

90

7
Answers LUK
7
50

a
45

3
a
4
70

a
5
40

a
8
a
9
a
30

30

60

60

a

1
1
140

a
110

a

2 a
1
a
7
a
120

150

a

6

1
12
11
10
Vertically opposite and corresponding angles are equal.
Complementary angles add up to 90, supplementary add
up to 180, angles at a point add up to 360.
Find the unknown angles.
29

70

6

150

4

140

7

110

9

50

2

130

3

35

10

45

5

40

8

30

1

60

11

120

12
Answers LUK
45

50

50

145

1
60

a
2
70

a
a
3
65

4
30

a
a
5
100

6
55

a
a
8
50

a
9
40

a
110

a
12
80

a
11
120

a
10
Cointerior angles add up to 180. To find the size of the
unknown angle, subtract the known angle from 180.
Check the answers.
30

100

2

80

1

125

4

120

12

150

11

110

3

50

5

115

7

140

8

130

9

60

6

70

10
Answers LUK
7
130

1
120

a
2
110

a
a
3
115

4
150

a
a
5
80

6
125

a
a
8
130

a
9
140

a
70

a
12
100

a
11
60

a
10
31

65

4

100

10

55

12

60

7

40

3

110

6

70

11

80

9

30

8

120

1

130

2

50

5
Answers LUK
7
50

Cointerior angles add up to 180. To find the size of the
unknown angle, subtract the known angle from 180.
Check the answers.
1
120

a
2
100

a
a
3
60

4
110

a
a
5
40

6
130

a
a
8
30

a
9
50

a
150

a
12
80

a
11
140

a
10
32

140

12

60

10

30

2

120

6

80

3

40

4

70

5

100

8

130

1

110

11

50

9

150

7
Answers LUK
7
70

Vertically opposite and alternate angles are equal.
Find the sizes of the unknown angles and check the answers.
1
120

a
2
60

a
a
3
110

4
35

a
a
5
125

6
140

a
a
8
45

a
9
30

a
50

a
12
125

a
11
65

a
10
33

45

4

140

9

70

7

60

10

150

6

145

1

130

3

120

2

65

8

110

5

55

11

125

12
Answers LUK
7
70

Look out!
Corresponding, alternate, vertically opposite angles are equal. To
find the unknown angle just copy the known angle. Cointerior
angles add up to 180 subtract the known angle from 180.
1
125

a
2
30

a
a
3
40

4
110

a
a
5
100

6
120

a
a
8
115

a
9
40

a
135

a
12
70

a
11
130

a
10
34

50

11

40

2

120

10

125

5

30

9

110

6

130

12

70

8

115

3

80

7

140

1

135

4
Answers LUK
7
50

Look out! Corresponding, alternate and vertically opposite angles
are equal. To find the unknown angle just copy the known angle.
Cointerior angles add up to 180. Subtract the known angle from
180 to find the size of the unknown cointerior angle.
1
35

a
2
a
3
40

4
40

a
a
5
130

6
60

a
a
8
115

a
9
120

a
30

a
12
130

a
11
75

a
10
35

80

4

130

10

60

5

55

2

70

1

65

6

40

12

50

9

30

11

320

7

120

3

75

8
Answers LUK
7
70

Find the sizes of angles a.
Be careful, think. This is a test.
30

20

a
60

1
45

a
2
a
3
30

4
60

a
5
6
8
70

a
9
60

a
100

a
12
100

a
11
36

60

7

180

5

90

10

65

9

45

8

70

4

120

12

30

11

110

1

100

6

50

2

80

3
Answers LUK
7
90

a
30

50

a
10
60

a
60

60

60

65

a
a
110

Find the sizes of angles a.
Be careful, think. This is a test.
Page
Pattern Date
Page
Pattern Date
Page
Pattern Date

1

13

25

2

14

26

3

15

27

4

16

28

5

17

29

6

18

30

7

19

31

8

20

32

9

21

33

10

22

34

11

23

35

12

24

36

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