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(Key 1 - Answer ID # 1026695)
1.   What is the supplement of a thirty-two degree angle?


2.   What is the complement of a forty-nine degree angle?


3.   Two angles are ___________ if the sum of their measures is one hundred eighty.

   complementary 
   adjacent 
   supplementary 
   congruent 
   obtuse angles 


4.   How could you write that angle LSC is forty degrees?

   mLSC = 40 
   LSC = 40 
   LSC = 40 
   mLSC = 40 
   None of the above 


5.   Two angles are ___________ if the sum of their measures is ninety.

   supplementary 
   right angles 
   congruent 
   complementary 
   adjacent 


6.   What instrument can you use to find the measure, in degrees, of an angle?

   scissor 
   calculator 
   protractor 
   compass 
   ruler 


7.   This type of angle has a measure of 180 degrees.

   right angle 
   acute angle 
   obtuse angle 
   straight angle 


8.   If R J and J H then R H is true because of what property of angle congruence?

   symmetric 
   reflexive 
   transitive 


9.   This type of angle has a measure of 90 degrees.

   straight angle 
   right angle 
   obtuse angle 
   acute angle 


10.   If two lines are perpendicular, then they form ___________.

   congruent non-adjacent angles 
   parallel 
   congruent adjacent angles 
   complementary 





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