Measuring Angles and Protractor Worksheets

This page contains measuring angles using a protractor, measuring angles formed by multiple rays, measuring angles formed between hands of the clocks, drawing minute hands, measuring angles in geometric shapes, reading protractor, drawing angles with a protractor, estimating angle measures, comparing estimation with exact measure, and simple variable solving problems.

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Measuring Angle with Protractor: Type 1

Each worksheet has 8 problems measuring angles with a protractor. Easy level has an increment by 5s, and moderate level has an increment by 1s. For the difficult one, the angles spun any directions with the increment by 1s.

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Measuring Angle with Protractor: Type 2

You have rays with sides and vertex marked. Find the angles using a protractor. See above to know details about difficulty levels.

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Multiple Rays

Measure the angles formed by multiple rays over a line having a common vertex.

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Angle between Hands of a Clock

Using a protractor, find the measure of angle formed between hour hand and minute hand in each clock.

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Drawing Minute Hand

The angles between the hands are given. Keep the protractor at the hour hand and draw a minute hand for the given degree. Caution: It seems you have two choices, but there is only one.