Miniature Golf Project Geometry Application Lesson 2 – Angle Relationships Spring, 2012
What is a golf course?
or maybe this?
Goal Not This!
REVIEW – What types of angles are the following? 35° 125° 72° 90° 321° 1° 215° 62° 360° 200° 182° 89° 21° 111° 180° 352° acute right obtuse straight reflex perigon or full
Supplementary Angles
Complementary Angles
Name the Measures of the Complement and Supplement (if they exist) to the Following Angles 35° 125° 72° 90° 321° 1° 215° 62°
Congruent Angles
Adjacent Angles
Linear Pairs of Angles
Vertical Angles
In the drawing to the left, name: vertical angles linear pairs adjacent angles supplementary angles that are not adjacent
Find the Measure Find the missing angles. 65° Find a, c, d, & e.
Angle Bisectors
Find the Missing Measures with the Given Angle Bisectors 32° ABC=68° 82°
Assignment Design and label a miniature golf hole that includes at least: 2 pairs of complementary angles 2 pairs of supplementary angles 2 congruent angles 2 pairs of adjacent angles 1 linear pair of angles 1 set of vertical angles 1 angle bisector Two drawings of the hole must be submitted. colored, landscaped perspective (Be creative!) line drawing on graph paper with items above identified, labeled (vertices and measures)
Grading Rubric Long Shot 0% – 69% Bogey 70% – 79% Par 80% – 89% Birdie 90% - 100% Angles (0 – 10 points) Included <8 required angles Incorrectly measured > 5 angles Included 9-10 required relationships Incorrectly measured 2 – 4 angles Included all required angles Correctly measures all required angles Includes all required relationships + > 2 more Correctly measures 13+ angles Labels Incorrectly labels > 5 angle relationships Incorrectly labels 2 – 4 angle relationships Correctly labels all required angle relationships Correctly labels all 13+ angle relationships Design Plain and simple sloppy 1 drawing No creativity Includes both drawings Playable Neatly drawn Evidence of ruler used Aesthetically pleasing Used a ruler Creative Titled