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Math 7 · Unit 5: Angles and constructions · Cambridge Lower Secondary Maths Stage 7

5.2 Intersecting lines

14 questions · e.g. Vertically opposite angles

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Questions

  1. 1. Question 1a: AB, CD and EF are straight lines. CD crosses AB at a right angle. AB and CD are … lines.

    CDABEF
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  2. 2. Question 1b: CD crosses EF at a right angle. CD and EF are … lines.

    CDABEF
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  3. 3. Question 1c: CD crosses AB at a right angle and crosses EF at a right angle. AB and EF are … lines.

    CDABEF
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  4. 4. Question 2: two straight lines cross. One angle is 142°. The angles next to it are x and z, and the angle opposite it is y. Work out x, y and z.

    142°xyz
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  5. 5. Question 3: the two lines with arrows are parallel. Work out the size of the angles that have letters.

    81°abcd
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  6. 6. Question 4: work out the values of a, b and c.

    69°ab57°c
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  7. 7. Question 5: the two lines with arrows are parallel. Work out a, b and c.

    64°49°abc
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  8. 8. Question 6: the two lines with arrows are parallel. Work out w, x, y and z.

    z100°xyw105°
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  9. 9. Question 7: DE is parallel to BC. Calculate the value of x.

    ADEBCx56°64°
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  10. 10. Here are three statements. Which statement, A, B or C, is correct? A Lines AB and CD are parallel. B Lines AB and CD are not parallel. C You need more information to decide if the lines AB and CD are parallel. Give a reason for your choice.

    ABCDEFGH55°55°
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  11. 11. Question 9: each of a, b, c and d is vertically opposite an angle inside the quadrilateral in the middle. Is the sum of a, b, c and d equal to 360°?

    abcd
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  12. 12. Question 10: AB, CD and EF are three straight lines. Are AB and EF parallel?

    ABCDEF53°137°127°
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  13. 13. Question 11a: a five-sided shape is divided into a quadrilateral and a triangle. The sum of its angles must be 540°, because 360° (quadrilateral) + 180° (triangle) = 540°.

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  14. 14. Question 11b: in general, is the sum of the angles of any five-sided shape equal to 540°?

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