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To determine the extent of your understanding of angle pairs, answer these problems.

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Froggy Jumps Angle PairsOnline version To determine the extent of your understanding of angle pairs, answer these problems. by Vendy Von Salvan 1 Complementary angles add up to 90 degrees. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 2 Supplementary angles are adjacent. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 3 Linear pairs are formed by two adjacent angles. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 4 Adjacent angles are complementary. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 5 Vertical angles are never equal. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 6 Complementary angles are equal. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 7 Supplementary angles are equal. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 8 Angles whose sum is 180 are supplementary. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 9 Adjacent angles are vertical angles. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true 10 Supplementary angles are a pair of one acute and one obtuse angles. a Always true b Sometimes true c Never true

Froggy Jumps

Angle PairsOnline version

To determine the extent of your understanding of angle pairs, answer these problems.

by Vendy Von Salvan

Complementary angles add up to 90 degrees.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Supplementary angles are adjacent.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Linear pairs are formed by two adjacent angles.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Adjacent angles are complementary.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Vertical angles are never equal.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Complementary angles are equal.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Supplementary angles are equal.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Angles whose sum is 180 are supplementary.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Adjacent angles are vertical angles.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

Supplementary angles are a pair of one acute and one obtuse angles.

Always true

Sometimes true

Never true

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Angle Pairs

Froggy Jumps

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Angle PairsOnline version

by Vendy Von Salvan

Complementary angles add up to 90 degrees.

Supplementary angles are adjacent.

Linear pairs are formed by two adjacent angles.

Adjacent angles are complementary.

Vertical angles are never equal.

Complementary angles are equal.

Supplementary angles are equal.

Angles whose sum is 180 are supplementary.

Adjacent angles are vertical angles.

Supplementary angles are a pair of one acute and one obtuse angles.

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