Let’s go through each angle one by one and figure out what type it is.
We know:
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Acute angle = less than 90° (small, sharp)
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Right angle = exactly 90° (looks like the corner of a square — often marked with a little box)
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Obtuse angle = more than 90° but less than 180° (wide, open)
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Straight angle = exactly 180° (looks like a straight line)
Now let’s look at each number:
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1) The angle looks small — definitely less than 90°. →
Acute
2) There’s a little square in the corner — that means it’s exactly 90°. →
Right
3) This angle is wide — bigger than 90°, but not a straight line. →
Obtuse
4) Again, this is a small angle — less than 90°. →
Acute
5) Little square again — 90°. →
Right
6) Small angle — less than 90°. →
Acute
7) Wide angle — more than 90°, not straight. →
Obtuse
8) Looks like an upside-down “V” — still less than 90°. →
Acute
9) Wide angle — more than 90°. →
Obtuse
10) Even though there’s a dotted arc, the actual angle shown is less than 90°. →
Acute
11) This is a straight line with a half-circle over it — that’s 180°. →
Straight
12) Little square — 90°. →
Right
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Final Answer:
1) Acute
2) Right
3) Obtuse
4) Acute
5) Right
6) Acute
7) Obtuse
8) Acute
9) Obtuse
10) Acute
11) Straight
12) Right
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of angle worksheet.