Add and subtract angles that share a vertex
4th grade (Year 5 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: 4.MD.C.7 · England: Y5 Geometry
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Question 1
A fan is opened so that 3 equal sections of 30° sit side by side. What angle does the open fan make?
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Question 2
Angle ABD is 60° and angle DBC is 17°. They sit side by side to make angle ABC. What is angle ABC?
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Question 3
Angle PQR is 90°. Ray QS splits it into two angles. Angle PQS is 14°. What is angle SQR?
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Question 4
A fan is opened so that 6 equal sections of 20° sit side by side. What angle does the open fan make?
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Question 5
Angle ABD is 63° and angle DBC is 81°. They sit side by side to make angle ABC. What is angle ABC?
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Question 6
Angle PQR is 100°. Ray QS splits it into two angles. Angle PQS is 21°. What is angle SQR?
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Question 7
A fan is opened so that 5 equal sections of 25° sit side by side. What angle does the open fan make?
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Question 8
Angle ABD is 31° and angle DBC is 89°. They sit side by side to make angle ABC. What is angle ABC?
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Question 9
Angle PQR is 90°. Ray QS splits it into two angles. Angle PQS is 49°. What is angle SQR?
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Question 10
A fan is opened so that 3 equal sections of 30° sit side by side. What angle does the open fan make?
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Question 11
Angle ABD is 76° and angle DBC is 58°. They sit side by side to make angle ABC. What is angle ABC?
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Question 12
Angle PQR is 100°. Ray QS splits it into two angles. Angle PQS is 50°. What is angle SQR?
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Question 13
A fan is opened so that 6 equal sections of 10° sit side by side. What angle does the open fan make?
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Question 14
Angle ABD is 72° and angle DBC is 48°. They sit side by side to make angle ABC. What is angle ABC?
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Question 15
Angle PQR is 120°. Ray QS splits it into two angles. Angle PQS is 94°. What is angle SQR?
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Question 16
A fan is opened so that 4 equal sections of 10° sit side by side. What angle does the open fan make?
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