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Grade 5 · Math
Lines, Rays and Angles
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Points, lines, line segments, rays — parallel, perpendicular, angle types
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1
Sort each geometry concept correctly.
1The distance between two bus stops marked on a road
2A straight road extended in both directions forever on a map
3The x-axis on a graph, extended in both directions
4The corner of a square
5A sharp dot made by the tip of a pencil
6Light leaving a torch, going in one direction without stopping
7The edge of a ruler from one mark to another
8A sunbeam starting at the sun and extending into space
Point (no dimensions)
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Line segment (fixed length)
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Ray (one direction, no end)
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Line (no endpoints)
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2
Two angles in a triangle are 60° and 70°. Use this to answer, and find other missing angles.
Two right angles placed together form an angle of
In a right-angled triangle, if one acute angle is 45°, the other acute angle =
An equilateral triangle has all angles equal to
3
A student measures various angles. Name the correct angle type for each measurement.
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