2024.01.16_Parallel_Lines_Transversal

1. 1Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
2. 2Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
3. 3Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
4. 4Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
5. 5Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
6. 6Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
7. 7Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
8. 8Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
9. 9Identify the pair of angles.

   

   1. Aalternate exterior
   2. Balternate interior
   3. Cvertical
   4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
   5. Ecorresponding
   6. Fadjacent
10. 10Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent

11. 11Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
12. 12Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
13. 13Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
14. 14Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
15. 15Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
16. 16Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
17. 17Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
18. 18Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
19. 19Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
20. 20Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
21. 21Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
22. 22Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
23. 23Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
24. 24Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
25. 25Alternate interior angles are on opposite sides of the transversal and inside the two parallel lines.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
26. 26Alternate exterior angles are on the same side of the transversal and inside the two parallel lines.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
27. 27Alternate interior angles are congruent.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
28. 28Alternate interior angles are supplementary.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
29. 29Alternate exterior angles are on opposite sides of the transversal and outside the two parallel lines.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
30. 30Corresponding angles are on opposite sides of the transversal and outside the two parallel lines.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
31. 31Alternate exterior angles are congruent.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
32. 32Alternate exterior angles are always supplementary.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
33. 33Alternate exterior angles are on the same side of the transversal and inside the two parallel lines.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
34. 34Consecutive or same-side interior angles are supplementary.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
35. 35Consecutive or same-side interior angles are always congruent.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
36. 36Vertical angles are opposite angles formed when two lines intersect.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
37. 37Vertical angles are always supplementary.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
38. 38Vertical angles are always congruent.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
39. 39Adjacent angles share a side and a vertex.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
40. 40Adjacent angles are always congruent.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
41. 41A linear pair are two adjacent angles that are supplementary.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
42. 42Linear pair are opposite angles that are always congruent.

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
43. 43Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
44. 44Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
45. 45Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
46. 46Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
47. 47Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aadjacent angles
    2. Balternate exterior
    3. Calternate interior
    4. Dvertical
    5. Econsecutive or same-side interior
    6. Fcorresponding
48. 48Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aadjacent angles
    2. Balternate exterior
    3. Calternate interior
    4. Dvertical
    5. Econsecutive or same-side interior
    6. Fcorresponding
49. 49Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aadjacent angles
    2. Balternate exterior
    3. Calternate interior
    4. Dvertical
    5. Econsecutive or same-side interior
    6. Fcorresponding
50. 50Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aadjacent angles
    2. Balternate exterior
    3. Calternate interior
    4. Dvertical
    5. Econsecutive or same-side interior
    6. Fcorresponding
51. 51Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
52. 52Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
53. 53Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
54. 54Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
55. 55Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
56. 56Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
57. 57Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
58. 58Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
59. 59Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
60. 60Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
61. 61Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
62. 62Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
63. 63Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
64. 64Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
65. 65Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
66. 66Identify the pair of angles.

    

    1. Aalternate exterior
    2. Balternate interior
    3. Cvertical
    4. Dconsecutive or same-side interior
    5. Ecorresponding
    6. Fadjacent
67. 67Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=92^\circ \), \(y=88^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=88^\circ \), \(y=92^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=92^\circ \), \(y=92^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=88^\circ \), \(y=88^\circ \)
68. 68Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=63^\circ \), \(y=63^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=117^\circ \), \(y=117^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=63^\circ \), \(y=117^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=117^\circ \), \(y=63^\circ \)
69. 69Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=59^\circ \), \(y=121^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=59^\circ \), \(y=59^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=121^\circ \), \(y=59^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=121^\circ \), \(y=121^\circ \)
70. 70Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=90^\circ \), \(y=90^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=45^\circ \), \(y=45^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=45^\circ \), \(y=90^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=90^\circ \), \(y=45^\circ \)
71. 71Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=50^\circ \), \(y=50^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=130^\circ \), \(y=130^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=50^\circ \), \(y=130^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=130^\circ \), \(y=50^\circ \)
72. 72Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=115^\circ \), \(y=65^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=65^\circ \), \(y=115^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=115^\circ \), \(y=115^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=65^\circ \), \(y=65^\circ \)
73. 73Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=131^\circ \), \(y=49^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=49^\circ \), \(y=131^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=49^\circ \), \(y=49^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=131^\circ \), \(y=131^\circ \)
74. 74Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=107^\circ \), \(y=107^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=73^\circ \), \(y=107^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=107^\circ \), \(y=73^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=73^\circ \), \(y=73^\circ \)
75. 75Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=135^\circ \), \(y=45^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=45^\circ \), \(y=45^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=135^\circ \), \(y=135^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=45^\circ \), \(y=135^\circ \)
76. 76Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=113^\circ \), \(y=67^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=67^\circ \), \(y=67^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=113^\circ \), \(y=113^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=67^\circ \), \(y=113^\circ \)
77. 77Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=72^\circ \), \(y=108^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=108^\circ \), \(y=108^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=72^\circ \), \(y=72^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=108^\circ \), \(y=72^\circ \)
78. 78Find \(x\) and \(y\).

    

    1. A\(x=96^\circ \), \(y=96^\circ \)
    2. B\(x=84^\circ \), \(y=84^\circ \)
    3. C\(x=84^\circ \), \(y=96^\circ \)
    4. D\(x=96^\circ \), \(y=84^\circ \)
79. 79Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=5\]
    2. B\[x=-5\]
    3. C\[x=10\]
    4. D\[x=-1\]
80. 80Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=-5\]
    2. B\[x=5\]
    3. C\[x=-1\]
    4. D\[x=11\]
81. 81Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=11\]
    2. B\[x=-5\]
    3. C\[x=-7\]
    4. D\[x=8\]
82. 82Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=-7\]
    2. B\[x=5\]
    3. C\[x=-8\]
    4. D\[x=19\]
83. 83Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=8\]
    2. B\[x=4\]
    3. C\[x=5\]
    4. D\[x=-5\]
84. 84Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=4\]
    2. B\[x=8\]
    3. C\[x=-7\]
    4. D\[x=10\]
85. 85Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=10\]
    2. B\[x=5\]
    3. C\[x=-5\]
    4. D\[x=11\]
86. 86Solve for \(x\).

    

    1. A\[x=3\]
    2. B\[x=-5\]
    3. C\[x=-7\]
    4. D\[x=6\]

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