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- Write each fraction of a turn in simpler form and say if it is a right angle, straight angle or neither:\dfrac{3}{12} of a turn\dfrac{4}{8} of a turn\dfrac{2}{6} of a turn\dfrac{25}{100} of a turn\dfrac{6}{12} of a turn
- Hannah's door: find how far it has turned from shut after two turns.
- A pinwheel turns one third of a turn: what do the red and blue stickers do?
- Order five angles given as fractions of a turn from smallest to biggest.
- Maya's merry-go-round horse moves 10 of 12 spaces: what fraction of a turn is that?
- Ryan's steering wheel sticker: find where it is after turns clockwise and counterclockwise.
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An angle is an amount of turn: the lesson ›More Chapter 11 worksheets: Angles and measuring them
- 11.1Points, lines, rays and segments
- 11.2Angles and how to name them
- 11.3An angle is an amount of turn
- 11.4Degrees
- 11.5Measuring and drawing angles with a protractor
- 11.6Angle measures add, and finding a missing angle