Estimating Angles 3

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Estimating Angles 3

(10 Questions)
California State Mathematics Standards
Measurement & Geometry
Grade 5
2.1 Students measure, identify, and draw angles, perpendicular and parallel lines, rectangles, and triangles by using appropriate tools (e.g., straightedge, ruler, compass, protractor, and computerized drawing software.)

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1. In the space below, estimate the degree measure of this angle, using the protractor next to it as a reference. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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2. In the space below, estimate the degree measure of this angle, using the protractor next to it as a reference. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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3. In the space below, type the exact degree measure of this straight angle, using the protractor next to it as a reference. To be correct, your answer must be exact. (*Hint: The number does not actually appear on the protractor. It must be inferred.) *

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4. In the space below, estimate the degree measure of this angle, using the protractor next to it as a reference. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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5. In the space below, estimate the degree measure of this angle, using the protractor next to it as a reference. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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6. In the space below, estimate the degree measure of this angle, using the protractor next to it as a reference. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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7. In the space below, estimate the degree measure of this angle, using the protractor next to it as a reference. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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8. Estimate the degree measure of this angle without using a protractor. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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9. Estimate the degree measure of this angle without using a protractor. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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10. Estimate the degree measure of this angle without using a protractor. To be correct, your estimate must be within 10° of the actual angle measure. *

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