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EDM Unit 3 Study Guide
Name
Measure the angle below with a protractor and classify the angle as acute, obtuse, or right.
1.
R
T
S
m ∠ RST = _____
2.
α
3. Explain what a straight angle is.
4. Draw a reflex angle.
5. Write the 11-digit number that has a
1 in the ones place,
6 in the tens place,
a digit in the ten-thousands place that is twice the digit in the ones place,
the smallest even digit in the billions place,
3 in the tenths place, and
0 in all the other places.
_____, _____ _____ _____, _____ _____ _____, _____ _____ _____. _____
6. Use your Geometry template to do the following:
Draw an equilateral triangle.
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7. List at least one way in which a scalene triangle and equilateral triangle are the same.
8. List at least one way in which an isosceles triangle and a scalene triangle are different.
9. For the polygon below, which is a true statement?
[A] This polygon is a quadrangle.
[B] At least two sides are parallel.
[C] This is a regular polygon.
10. For the polygon below, which is a true statement?
[A] This polygon is a quadrangle.
[B] No two sides are parallel.
[C] At least one angle is acute.
[D] This is a regular polygon.
11. Find the missing angle measure without measuring.
m∠DBC = _____
E
D
75°
53°
A
B
C
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12. Find the missing angle measure without measuring.
91°
36°
g
13. Find the missing angle measures without measuring. Each angle at point G has a measure of
_____.
G
14. Name two adjacent angles below.
E
D
A
B
C
15. a. Use a straightedge to draw a pair of adjacent angles. Make one of the the angles obtuse.
Use letters to name the angles.
b. Tell which angle is obtuse.
c. Without using your protractor, estimate the measure of each angle to the nearest 10°.
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Name
16. Use the table below to answer the questions.
Regional Populations 1850 - 2000
Region
1850
1900
1950
2000
Northeast region
8,101,639
23,306,114
66,715,818
86,815,719
South region
8,731,454
15,066,127
85,175,142
91,595,420
Midwest region
3,927,339
53,416,442
66,894,563
93,666,207
West region
503,804
2,336,242
6,441,500
9,624,470
a. Which region had the smallest population in 1900?
b. Which region had the smallest population 50 years later?
c. Which region had the greatest increase in population from 1850 to 2000?
What was the increase?
17. a. Use the pattern-block shapes on your Geometry Template to make a pattern that
tessellates.
b. Explain why your pattern is a tessellation.
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18. Adding Angles
Nate and Sam played 5 rounds of Angle Tangle. Nate drew the following types of angles for
Sam.
1 reflex angle, 1 right angle, 1 acute angle, and 2 obtuse angles.
Both Nate and Sam were very good at estimating the measures of angles. Their total scores
for the game were so close that the boys decided on another way to choose the winner.
They decided to add the measures of their 5 angles, and the one who had the greatest sum
would win.
Sam’s angles totaled 625º.
What could the measures of his 5 angles be? Show or explain how you found your answers.
Reflex angle:
°
Right angle:
°
Acute angle:
°
°
Obtuse angle 1:
Obtuse angle 2:
°