Angles and Parallel Lines flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on angles and parallel lines, from angle vocabulary to transversals and angle relationships. School students can practise recognising angle pairs, while teachers can find material for revision. The collection is mainly for secondary-level study, with over 50 flashcard decks made by more than 40 users. Pick a deck to get started.
Flashcards
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17 cardsParallel and Perpendicular Flyswatter Game Two angles that are supplementary.
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16 cardsMath - Final Exam Revision
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20 cardsDefinitions Unit 2
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8 cardsFinding/Classifying Angles Study guide for classifying angles
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10 cardsParallel Lines and Angles Theorems and Postulates Corresponding Angles Postulate
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11 cards10.1 Lines and Angle Relationships Which line is the transversal?
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8 cardsLearning Objective 2
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12 cardsUntitled
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4 cardsObjective 11 Flashcards Define and solve problems proving lines are parallel/define and solve problems with transversals, alternate...
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6 cards1.7 Intersecting Lines
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7 cardsTransversals Vocab Alternate Interior Angles
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40 cardsAngles and Parallel Lines
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9 cardsLines And Agles Lines And Angles Class-9
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19 cardschap 5
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11 cardsLearning Objective 11
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10 cardsAngles in Parallel Lines Math Question: What do Co-interior Angles add up to?
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10 cardsProving Parallel Lines What type of lines are m and n?
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9 cardsDefinitions - Chapter 3
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6 cardsMML 11.3 Geometry 2020
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7 cardsParallel Lines and Angles VOCAB
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5 cardsAngles Flashcards
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8 cardsAngle Relationship Linear Pair (Supplementary)
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4 cardslearning objective 11
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4 cards1_Geometry How many degrees are these angles? 1. acute 2. straight 3. right 4. reflex 5. obtuse 6. revolution
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7 cardsChapter 3 Notes
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4 cardsObjective 11 study resource
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3 cardsTransversals, Alternate Interior and Alternate Exterior Angles
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6 cardsangles interior angles add up to
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4 cardsLearning Objective 2
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10 cardsAngle Facts Angles in a triangle
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5 cardsangles for ks3 (year 8) Angles on a line
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4 cardsUntitled
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5 cardsFinding Missing Angles
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10 cardsAngles and Shapes Opposite Angles are equal
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3 cardsLearning Objective 11
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6 cardsMaths - Bearings Which way should you start? North, east, south or west.
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3 cardsLearning Objective 10 Angle Addition Postulate
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6 cardsUntitled_2 how many degrees is an acute angle?
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7 cardsUntitled
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3 cardsAngle Addition Postulate Angle Addition Postulate
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These decks cover angle names, pairs of angles and the relationships formed by parallel lines and transversals. Definitions Unit 2 introduces terms such as corresponding and alternate angles. Finding/Classifying Angles includes angle-pair vocabulary and questions about angle measures.
Start with Definitions Unit 2 if you want to review the names. Then try Finding/Classifying Angles to practise recognising relationships and using them in questions. For theorem and postulate names, there is also Parallel Lines and Angles Theorems and Postulates.
Revise with a deck
Work through the cards, pausing to recall each definition before checking it. Return to any terms you mix up, then use a question-based deck to practise applying them. If you want to see how ideas fit together, switch to a mind map on the unit page; when you are ready to test your understanding, try a quiz there.
Choose a deck that matches the angle relationship you are revising.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with “Definitions Unit 2” if you want to review angle-pair names, including corresponding and alternate angles. If you would rather practise identifying pairs and working with angle measures, try “Finding/Classifying Angles”. Both offer a way into the vocabulary used across the unit.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks include angle names, vertical and adjacent angles, parallel lines and transversals. “Objective 11 Flashcards” covers parallel and transversal lines alongside alternate angles. “Parallel Lines and Angles Theorems and Postulates” focuses on names of theorems and postulates, including those for corresponding and alternate angles.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every flashcard deck listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.