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Properties of Parallel Lines
SketchPad
In this investigation, you will discover relationships among the angles formed when parallel lines
are cut by a transversal.
Sketch and Investigate
1. Construct line AB and point C not on line AB.
2. Construct a line parallel to line AB, by highlighting the point and the line and choosing Parallel
Line in the construct menu. Label a point on this new line C.
3. Construct line CA. Drag points C and A to make sure the three lines are attached at those
points.
4. Use the Text tool to label points D, E, F, G and H as shown below.
5. Measure the eight angles in your figure and write their measurements below.
Angle DCF _____
Angle FCE _____
Angle DCA _____
Angle ECA _____
Angle GAC _____
Angle CAB _____
Angle GAH _____
Angle HAB _____
6. Drag point A or B. Which angles stay congruent?
Drag the transversal line CA (Do not change the point order on your lines) How many of
the eight angles you measured appear to always be congruent?
Adapted from activities from Key Curriculum Press
7. When two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, special angle pairs are formed. Study the
chart below before filling in a second angle pair of each type; state what relationship, if
any, you observe between the angles in each pair type
.
Angle Type
Corresponding
Alternate interior
Alternate exterior
Same-side
interior
angles
Same-side exterior
8.
Pair 1
Angle FCE
CAB
Angle ECA
CAG
Angle FCE
HAG
Angle ECA
BAC
Angle FCD
HAG
Pair 2
Relationship
and Angle
and Angle
and Angle
and Angle
and Angle
One of the angle types has four pair. In the chart below, name that angle type and name the
third and fourth pairs of angles.
Angle Type
Pair 3
Pair 4
Relationship
9. We will now investigate the converses of your conjectures. In a new sketch, draw two lines
that are not parallel.
Adapted from activities from Key Curriculum Press
10. Use the previous diagram as a reference to add points as needed in order to measure the
angles.
Measure the eight angles formed by the three lines and record their
measurements below.
11. Move the lines until you have two sets of four congruent angles.
12. What do you notice about the corresponding, alternate interior angles, and alternate
exterior angles when the lines are not parallel?
13. What do you notice about the same side interior angles when the lines are not parallel?
14. Complete: If two lines are cut by a transversal so that corresponding angles, alternate
interior angles, and alternate exterior angles are congruent and same side interior angles are
supplementary, then the lines are _______________.
Geometry in the Trees
Angles Unlimited 2
Properties of Parallel Lines (Suggested Answers)
5. (Answers will vary.)
Adapted from activities from Key Curriculum Press
7. Angle Type
Corresponding
Alternate interior
Alternate exterior
Same-side
interior
angles
Same-side exterior
8.
Angle Type
Corresponding
Pair 1
Angle FCE
CAB
Angle ECA
CAG
Angle FCE
HAG
Angle ECA
BAC
Angle FCD
HAG
Pair 2
Angle FCD and Angle
CAG
Angle DCA and angle
CAB
Angle FCD and angle
BAH
Angle DCA and Angle
CAG
Angle FCE and Angle
BAH
Relationship
Congruent
Pair 3
Pair 4
Relationship
Angle ECA and angle
BAH
Angle DCA and angle
GAH
Congruent
and Angle
and Angle
and Angle
and Angle
and Angle
14. Parallel.
Adapted from activities from Key Curriculum Press
Congruent
Congruent
Supplementary
Supplementary