Identify the missing angle of a triangle or quadrilateral
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| In a parallelogram, you are given one angle of 85 degrees. What are the other 3 angles? | 85, 95, 95
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| In a Rhombus, you are given one angle of 70 degrees. What are the other 3 angles? | 70, 110, 110
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| In a rectangle, what are the measurements of all the angles. | 90, 90, 90, 90
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| In an acute triangle, you know that one angle is 50, one is 70. Name the missing angle. | 60 degrees.
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| In an equilateral triangle, what are the measurements of all the angles? | 60, 60, 60
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| In an isosceles triangle the oddball angle measures 40. What are the measurements of the 2 missing angles? | 70, 70
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| In a parallelogram, one angle is 50, what are the measurements of the other 3 angles? | 50, 130, 130
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