1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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5. Which angle is more than 0 and less than 90 degrees15
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A: Reflex
B: Acute
C: Obtuse
D: Right

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7. An angle of 90 degrees is what type of angle15
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A: Acute
B: Straight
C: Obtuse
D: Right

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9. This angle is greater than 180 degrees but less than 360 degrees.15
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A: Reflex
B: Straight
C: Right
D: Acute

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An angle greater then 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees is known as an 13
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A: Obtuse
B: Acute
C: Right
D: Reflex

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13. A angle with three identical angles is known as what type of triangle?15
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A angle with three identical angles is known as what type of triangle? 11
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A: Isosceles
B: Scalene
C: Equilateral
D: Obtuse

14. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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16. What is the proper label for this angle15
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A: ABC
B: CBA
C: BCA
D: BAC

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18. What is the proper label for this angle15
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A: EDF
B: DEF
C: EFD
D: FED

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20. The tool that is used to measure an angle is known as?15
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A: Protractor
B: Ruler
C: Tricycle
D: Angle finder

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22. What is the proper label for this angle15
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A: BCA or BAC
B: ABC
C: ABC or CBA
D: CBA

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24. What is the proper label for this angle15
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A: ECD or DCE
B: DCE
C: FUN
D: ECD

25. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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27. What is a close estimate of this angle15
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A: 60 degrees
B: 90 degrees
C: 45 degrees
D: 75 degrees

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29. What is a close estimate of this angle15
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A: 30 degrees
B: 60 degrees
C: 45 degrees
D: 50 degrees

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A: 300 degrees
B: 150 degrees
C: 70 degrees
D: 180 degrees

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A: 275 degrees
B: 360 degrees
C: 90 degrees
D: 30 degrees

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35. What is the point called where the two lines meet?15
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A: Vortex
B: Vertex
C: Vortec
D: Middle Point

36. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!