🧠 Grade 6 Math Quiz · Geometry
Measuring and Constructing Angles Practice Questions
59 Grade 6 questions on Measuring and Constructing Angles. Choose an answer to get instant feedback and a short explanation — the first 10 are free.
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A right angle measures exactly:
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Hello superstar! A right angle is always 90°. You are doing wonderfully measuring and constructing angles!
An angle smaller than 90° is called:
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Acute angles are less than a right angle.
An angle that is exactly 180° is a:
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A straight angle looks like a straight line.
Which tool do we use to measure angles?
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A protractor helps us measure angles in degrees.
An angle larger than 90° but smaller than 180° is:
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Obtuse angles are bigger than right but smaller than straight.
When constructing a 90° angle, you can use:
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Perpendicular lines create right angles.
A 45° angle is:
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45° is exactly half of 90°.
To construct a 60° angle, you can use:
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Equilateral triangles have 60° angles.
The measure of a straight angle is:
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It forms a straight line.
When using a protractor, the baseline should be aligned with:
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Line up the baseline carefully for accurate measurement.
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