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Jeopardy Define Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200
Potpourri Define C and S Triangles Transversals and ??? Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500
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$100 Question from Definitions
Define complementary
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$100 Answer from Definitions
Two angles that add up to 90 degrees.
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$200 Question from Definitions
Define supplementary
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$200 Answer from Definitions
Two angles that add up to 180 degrees.
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$300 Question from Definitions
Define and draw vertical angles
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$300 Answer from Definitions
Angles that are opposite of each other
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$400 Question from Definitions
Define corresponding angles and tell me one important fact about them.
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$400 Answer from Definitions
Two angles on the same side of a Transversal and they always have to be congruent (equal).
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$500 Question from Definitions
Draw and label three types of angles within a transversal.
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$500 Answer from Definitions
Corresponding, vertical, adjacent, and supplementary
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$100 Question from complementary and supplementary
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$100 Answer from complementary and supplementary
32
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$200 Question from complementary and supplementary
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$200 Answer from complementary and supplementary
75
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$300 Question from complementary and supplementary
Name all the angles that are supplementary within this transversal.
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$300 Answer from complementary and supplementary
1 and 2, 2 and 4, 3 and 4, 1 and 3
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$400 Question from complementary and supplementary
If angle JHK is a 62 degree angle, what is the measurement for angle JHI?
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$400 Answer from complementary and supplementary
118 degrees
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$500 Question from complementary and supplementary
Find x, then use the value of x to find the acute angle and the obtuse angle. (Level 4!)
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$500 Answer from complementary and supplementary
X = 55 Acute angle = 104 Obtuse angle 76
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$100 Question from Triangles
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$100 Answer from Triangles
110
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$200 Question from Triangles
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$200 Answer from Triangles
29
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$300 Question from Triangles
Find angle 1, 2, 3, and 4
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$300 Answer from Triangles
1 = 88 2= 57 3= 35 4= 145
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$400 Question from Triangles
Find a, b, c and d!
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$400 Answer from Triangles
B = 65 C = 65 D = 25
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$500 Question from Triangles
Describe 2 different ways that you could solve for angle 1. (What would you have to know or what would I have to tell you so you would be able to solve for 1?)
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$500 Answer from Triangles
You could know angle 2 and 3, or you could use angle 2 and 8,
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$100 Question from Transversals and …
Name the 3 types of angles that come from a transversals and parallel lines.
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$100 Answer from Transversals and …
Supplementary Vertical Corresponding
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$200 Question from Transversals and …
What angle corresponds with angle 1?
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$200 Answer from Transversals and …
Angle 5
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$300 Question from Transversals and …
What angle is vertical to angle 6?
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$300 Answer from Transversals and …
Angle 7
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$400 Question from Transversals and …
What does angle 8 have to be equal to?
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$400 Answer from Transversals and …
82
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$500 Question from Transversals and …
Line ABC is parallel to line XYZ. Transversal DBYW cuts through both those lines. If angle ABD is 111 degrees, what does angle CBY have to measure?
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$500 Answer from Transversals and …
111 degrees
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$100 Question from DIFFICULT!
Find x, y, and z!
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$100 Answer from DIFFICULT!
X = 122 Y = 122 Z = 58
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$200 Question from DIFFICULT!
Find the 3 missing red angles. Please give them to me in order from smallest to greatest!
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$200 Answer from DIFFICULT!
56, 59, 65
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$300 Question from DIFFICULT!
Find ‘em all! b
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$300 Answer from DIFFICULT!
B = 109 C = 104 D = 76 E = 44 F = 136 G = 115 H = 115
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$400 Question from DIFFICULT!
Find x AND the missing angles U and V!
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$400 Answer from DIFFICULT!
X = 11 77 67
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$500 Question from DIFFICULT!
Find x AND all three missing angles.
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$500 Answer from DIFFICULT!
X = 19 99, 17, and 64
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Final Jeopardy This measurement is an obtuse angle.
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Final Jeopardy Answer What is any measurement that is
greater than 90 and less than 180 degrees?
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