Angles

11 questionswork in pencil

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  1. G21-A182 marks

    Using the same diagram (ABEF a square, BCDE a rectangle, with A, B, C on one straight line and F, E, D on another), ∠ACF = 35° and ∠DCE = 18°. Find ∠FCE.

      A                    B         C
      +--------------------+---------+
       \                        \35 /|
         \                       \ / | 18
           \                      X  |
      +------\---------------------\-+
      F       (to F)          E      D
    
      at C the whole angle from CA down to CD is 90 degrees

    answer

  2. G21-A242 marks

    The 8-point compass shows the houses of 8 children around point O: Perry north, Ziming north-east, Bill east, Hadi south-east, Ali south, Sam south-west, Dave west, Shawn north-west. Roy is at point O facing Perry’s house. How many degrees must he turn in a clockwise direction so that he can face Shawn’s house?

                Perry
       Shawn      |      Ziming
            \     |     /
      Dave -------O------- Bill
            /     |     \
        Sam       |       Hadi
                 Ali

    answer

  3. G21-A62 marks

    Using a protractor, measure ∠ABC. BA runs horizontally to the left from B; BC rises steeply up and slightly to the right.

                                  C
                                 /
                                /
                               /
                              /
      A ---------------------/ B
                           (angle here)
    
      measure from BA, round to BC

    answer

  4. S23-A112 marks

    Rectangle PQRS is folded to form the figure below. ∠y is three times ∠x. Find ∠x.

      P                                     Q
      +-------------------------------------+
      |                                 y / :
      |                                  /  : x
      |                                 /   :
      |                            \   /    :
      +-----------------------------\-/-----+
      S                                     R
    
      the dashed line is where the corner R USED to be;
      the fold crease runs from Q

    answer

  5. S23-A272 marks

    A rectangular piece of paper PQRS was folded as shown below, so that the edge RQ came down onto the line RU. Find ∠TRU.

      P   T                                 Q
      +---+---------------------------------+
      |    \ \
      |     \   \
      U +    \      \
      |        \        \
      |         \          \  52 deg
      + - - - - - \- - - - - - +
      S                        R
    
      the dashed line S—R is where the bottom edge still is;
      TR is the crease

    answer

  6. S23-A62 marks

    Ben was standing at Point X. He turned 225° anti-clockwise and then made another 1/4-turn in the clockwise direction. He ended up facing the Bus Bay. Which location was Ben facing at first?

                         Library                     N
                            |                        ^
         General Office     |     Bus Bay            |
                     \      |      /
       Computer Lab ------- X ------- Field
                     /      |      \
         Dental Clinic      |     Basketball Court
                            |
                          Hall

    (1) Hall   (2) Field   (3) Library   (4) Computer Lab

    answer (1) (2) (3) (4)

  7. S24-A112 marks

    A protractor is placed with its centre at Y and its baseline along the bottom. Two lines are drawn from Y: one up to the left towards X, reading 18° above the baseline, and one up to the right towards Z, reading 38° above the baseline. Find the value of ∠XYZ.

                Z
       X         /
         \      /
          \    /
      -----\--/---------  (the protractor baseline)
            \/
            Y
    
      X is 18 deg above the baseline on the LEFT
      Z is 38 deg above the baseline on the RIGHT

    (A) 18°   (B) 38°   (C) 124°   (D) 142°

    answer (A) (B) (C) (D)

  8. S24-A92 marks

    Kayden is standing at point K facing the park. He makes a 135° clockwise turn followed by a 315° anticlockwise turn. Where will he be facing now?

                Shopping Centre                 North
                       |                          ^
        Library        |        Park              |
                \      |      /
       Cinema ---------K--------- Market
                /      |      \
      Food Centre      |       Playground
                       |
                     School

    (A) Food Centre   (B) Cinema   (C) Market   (D) School

    answer (A) (B) (C) (D)

  9. S24-B34 marks

    In the figure, ABCD is a rectangle and DEFG is a square, overlapping at D. ∠CDG = 64° and ∠EDH = 33°, where DH is a straight line from D. Find ∠ADH.

            C            D            E
             \    64    / \    33    /
              \       /     \      /
               \    /   G     \  /  H
                \ /             \
                 A
    
      at D, the rays run in the order  C, G, A, H, E
      rectangle corner ADC = 90 deg · square corner GDE = 90 deg

    answer

  10. M26-A52 marks

    The clock shown below was 45 minutes behind the actual time. To set the clock to the correct time, how many 1/4-turn(s) must the minute hand be moved clockwise?

            12
       11        1
     10            2
           |
      9    +---->   3      minute hand on 12
                           hour hand on 3
      8            4
        7        5
            6

    (1) 1   (2) 2   (3) 3   (4) 4

    answer (1) (2) (3) (4)

  11. M26-A92 marks

    Helen was at a restaurant in a zoo. At the restaurant, Helen was facing south-west at first. She then made a 3/4-turn clockwise. Which animal would she be facing then?

                        Lion                        N
                         |                          ^
        Elephant         |         Tiger            |
                \        |        /
                 \       |       /
       Zebra ---- RESTAURANT ---- Leopard
                 /       |       \
                /        |        \
        Giraffe          |         Monkey
                         |
                      Penguin

    (1) Lion   (2) Tiger   (3) Monkey   (4) Elephant

    answer (1) (2) (3) (4)