Explanation:
We need to classify each triangle by its angles:
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Acute triangle: all three angles are less than 90°.
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Right triangle: one angle is exactly 90° (looks like a square corner).
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Obtuse triangle: one angle is greater than 90° (looks “stretched” or “wide” at one corner).
Since we can’t measure angles directly from the drawing, we use visual clues:
- If a triangle looks “pointy” with no wide angles → likely
acute.
- If one corner looks like a perfect L-shape (90°) →
right.
- If one corner is clearly “open wide” (>90°) →
obtuse.
Let’s go one by one:
1.a. Triangle is narrow and all corners look sharp (<90°) →
acute
1.b. One angle looks wider than the others — the top angle is clearly >90° →
obtuse
1.c. One angle is very wide (the left angle), definitely >90° →
obtuse
2.a. All angles look sharp; no wide or right angle →
acute
2.b. The left angle looks like a right angle (L-shaped) — the sides seem perpendicular →
right
2.c. One angle (bottom-left) is wide — looks >90° →
obtuse
3.a. One angle (bottom-right) is very wide →
obtuse
3.b. All angles appear less than 90° — triangle is fairly balanced and pointy →
acute
3.c. All angles look sharp; symmetric shape →
acute
4.a. One angle (top) is wide — clearly >90° →
obtuse
4.b. One angle (left) looks like a right angle (sides meet at 90°) →
right
4.c. One angle (right side) is wide — looks >90° →
obtuse
5.a. One angle (right side) is wide — definitely >90° →
obtuse
5.b. All angles look less than 90° — triangle is compact and pointy →
acute
5.c. One angle (top) is very wide — >90° →
obtuse
Now double-check for any possible right triangles we might have missed:
- 2.b: Yes — the vertical and horizontal sides form a clear right angle.
- 4.b: Also looks like a right triangle (one corner is square-like).
No others show that clean 90° corner.
So final classification per item:
1.a: acute
1.b: obtuse
1.c: obtuse
2.a: acute
2.b: right
2.c: obtuse
3.a: obtuse
3.b: acute
3.c: acute
4.a: obtuse
4.b: right
4.c: obtuse
5.a: obtuse
5.b: acute
5.c: obtuse
Final Answer:
1.a: acute
1.b: obtuse
1.c: obtuse
2.a: acute
2.b: right
2.c: obtuse
3.a: obtuse
3.b: acute
3.c: acute
4.a: obtuse
4.b: right
4.c: obtuse
5.a: obtuse
5.b: acute
5.c: obtuse
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of triangles angles worksheet.