This math topic focuses on comparing different angle measurements to specific benchmarks. It enhances skills in identifying whether an angle is less than or greater than given values such as 165°, 60°, 120°, 45°, 210°, 90°, and 105°. Each question presents an angle in a diagram, and the learner must determine how the angle compares to the stated measurements, choosing between two options: less than or greater than the given value. This is part of a broader study on the basics of geometry related to angles.
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moreComparing Angle Measurements and Diagrams Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Comparing Angle Measurements and Diagrams (Level 3)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Angle Basics' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_angle_basics/ |
1
| Is the displayed angle less than or greater than 135º |
a
| Less than 135º |
b
| Greater than 135º |
2
| Is the displayed angle less than or greater than 45º |
a
| Less than 45º |
b
| Greater than 45º |
3
| Is the displayed angle less than or greater than 90º |
a
| Less than 90º |
b
| Greater than 90º |
4
| Is the displayed angle less than or greater than 45º |
a
| Less than 45º |
b
| Greater than 45º |
5
| Is the displayed angle less than or greater than 90º |
a
| Less than 90º |
b
| Greater than 90º |
6
| Is the displayed angle less than or greater than 90º |
a
| Less than 90º |
b
| Greater than 90º |
7
| Is the displayed angle less than or greater than 195º |
a
| Less than 195º |
b
| Greater than 195º |