Free Angles Worksheets: Angle Types and Properties
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Angles Worksheets

Angles are formed if any two lines intersect or a ray stands on a line. Most of the geometric figures are formed by straight lines or line segments and so the angles. Printable angle worksheets help kids to practice with all possible basic properties of angles and usage of angles in geometry.

 

Free printable angle worksheets for kids include complementary, supplementary, linear pair, vertical or opposite angles, identifying acute, obtuse, right angle, straight and reflex angle, angles included in transversal and parallel lines such as corresponding, alternate and consecutive angles.


 

Basic Angles Worksheets::

We can represent angles in so many ways. Develop your skill by identifying the vertex and sides formed by the angles; classify the position of points comparing with angles and different way of naming the angles.

Types of Angles:

Angles can be classified as acute, obtuse, right-angle, straight and reflex angle. Use angle worksheets to identify the type of angles and also draw the specified angles. Use protractor and scale to draw it neat.

Linear Pair Worksheets:

If a ray stands on a straight line, it forms a pair of angle. This pair is called as linear pair. According to linear pair theorem, the sum of the angles equal 180 degree. Explore your knowledge in linear pair by taking these worksheets.

Vertical Angles:

If any two lines intersect, at a point of intersection, it forms four angles. Vertically opposite angles are equal. Two angles are given to identify the vertical angles easily. Identify rest of the two missing angles.

Complementary Angles:

Two angles are said to be complement, if their sum equals 90 degree. Use the definition of complementary angle to solve the worksheets.

Supplementary Angles:

Two angles are said to be supplement, if their sum equals 180 degree. Use the definition of supplementary angle to solve the worksheets.

  • Match the supplementary angles
  • Corresponding Angles:

    Identify corresponding angles in parallel and transversal lines. Using the property of corresponding angle, find the missing angles.

    Alternate Angles:

    There are two types of alternate angles: Interior and Exterior. Use angle worksheets to identify the missing alternate angles.

    Consecutive-interior Angles:

    Interior angles on the same side of transversal called as co-interior or consecutive interior angles. Consecutive interior angels are supplement to each other.

    Consecutive-exterior Angles:

    Exterior angles on the same side of transversal called as co-exterior or consecutive exterior angles. Consecutive exterior angels are supplement to each other.

    Relationship of Angles:

    Free angle worksheets in identifying relationship between two angles. Supplementary, complementary, adjacent, vertical angles and angles in transversal and parallel lines are the most general way of comparing the angles.

    All Angles Worksheets:

    Take a complete revision in all types of angles based on parallel, transversal and intersecting lines.

  • Intersecting lines worksheet-1

  • Intersecting lines worksheet-2

  • Transversals worksheet-1

  • Transversals worksheet-2

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