To solve this worksheet, we need to look at each angle and decide if it is
acute,
obtuse, or
right.
Here is a quick reminder of what those mean:
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Acute Angle: Smaller than a corner of a square (less than 90°). It looks sharp or narrow.
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Right Angle: Exactly like the corner of a square (90°). It often has a little square box drawn in the corner.
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Obtuse Angle: Wider than a corner of a square (more than 90°) but not a straight line. It looks wide open.
Let's go through them one by one:
1.
Angle ABC: This angle is narrow and smaller than a square corner. ->
Acute
2.
Angle DEF: There is a small square symbol in the corner. This means it is exactly 90 degrees. ->
Right
3.
Angle GHI: This angle is very wide, much wider than a square corner. ->
Obtuse
4.
Angle JKL: This angle is narrow and sharp. ->
Acute
5.
Angle MNO: This angle is narrow. ->
Acute
6.
Angle PQR: There is a small square symbol in the corner. ->
Right
7.
Angle STU: This angle is wide open. ->
Obtuse
8.
Angle VWX: This angle is narrow and sharp. ->
Acute
9.
Angle YZA: This angle is wide open. ->
Obtuse
10.
Angle BCD: This angle is wide open. ->
Obtuse
11.
Angle EFG: There is a small square symbol in the corner. ->
Right
12.
Angle HIJ: This angle is narrow and sharp. ->
Acute
Final Answer:
1. Acute
2. Right
3. Obtuse
4. Acute
5. Acute
6. Right
7. Obtuse
8. Acute
9. Obtuse
10. Obtuse
11. Right
12. Acute
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of angles 4th grade worksheet.