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7th Grade Math (Math 7) · Chapter 8 · Lesson 8.4 · Printable PDF

Vertical Angles Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on vertical angles: telling vertical from adjacent pairs, finding all four angles at a crossing, a camp stool's legs, an angle sum puzzle, a protractor mistake, and angles with a ray inside. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Say if each pair of angles in the figure is vertical, adjacent or neither.
  2. Find all four angles at a crossing from the fact given.
    One pair of vertical angles adds to 104°.The two obtuse angles add to 244°.Three of the four angles add to 290°.Three of the four angles add to 310°.
  3. Word problem: the angles between the legs of a folding camp stool.
  4. Find the angles when two vertical angles together measure 52 degrees.
  5. Explain why Priya's protractor readings at a crossing must be wrong.
  6. Find angles at a crossing with a ray inside one of them.

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