Class 7 Maths Worksheet: Lines and Angles
The method (90, 180, equal): Complement of a = 90 − a. Supplement of a = 180 − a. Lines crossing: vertically opposite angles are equal; a linear pair adds up to 180°. Parallel lines: corresponding angles equal, alternate interior angles equal, interior angles on the same side add up to 180°. One angle d° more than the other: bigger = (total + d) ÷ 2.
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- 1.Two straight lines cross each other. One of the angles formed is 50°. What is the angle vertically opposite to it (in degrees)?
- 2.Are 70° and 105° complementary, supplementary or neither? (a) Neither (b) Complementary (c) Supplementary
- 3.Two angles are supplementary. One is 80° more than the other. What is the bigger angle (in degrees)?
- 4.Two angles are supplementary. One is 64° more than the other. What is the bigger angle (in degrees)?
- 5.What is the complement of 31° (in degrees)?
- 6.What is the supplement of 26° (in degrees)?
- 7.Two angles are supplementary. One is 136° more than the other. What is the bigger angle (in degrees)?
- 8.What is the supplement of 25° (in degrees)?
- 9.What is the supplement of 97° (in degrees)?
- 10.What is the complement of 27° (in degrees)?
- 11.What is the complement of 41° (in degrees)?
- 12.What is the supplement of 163° (in degrees)?
- 13.Two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. One interior angle is 125°. What is its alternate interior angle (in degrees)?
- 14.What is the complement of 63° (in degrees)?
- 15.What is the supplement of 27° (in degrees)?
- 16.Two straight lines cross each other. One of the angles formed is 137°. What is the angle next to it on the same line (in degrees)?
- 17.Two straight lines cross each other. One of the angles formed is 132°. What is the angle vertically opposite to it (in degrees)?
- 18.Two straight lines cross each other. One of the angles formed is 24°. What is the angle vertically opposite to it (in degrees)?
- 19.What is the supplement of 83° (in degrees)?
- 20.Two angles are supplementary. One is 4° more than the other. What is the bigger angle (in degrees)?
- 21.What is the supplement of 158° (in degrees)?
- 22.What is the supplement of 29° (in degrees)?
- 23.Are 80° and 100° complementary, supplementary or neither? (a) Supplementary (b) Complementary (c) Neither
- 24.Two straight lines cross each other. One of the angles formed is 127°. What is the angle next to it on the same line (in degrees)?
- 25.Are 43° and 47° complementary, supplementary or neither? (a) Complementary (b) Neither (c) Supplementary
- 26.Two angles are complementary. One is 16° more than the other. What is the bigger angle (in degrees)?
- 27.Two angles are supplementary. One is 94° more than the other. What is the bigger angle (in degrees)?
- 28.Two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. One angle is 102°. What is its corresponding angle (in degrees)?
- 29.What is the supplement of 145° (in degrees)?
- 30.What is the supplement of 74° (in degrees)?
- 31.What is the complement of 15° (in degrees)?
- 32.Are 64° and 116° complementary, supplementary or neither? (a) Complementary (b) Supplementary (c) Neither
- 33.Two parallel lines are cut by a transversal. One angle is 142°. What is its corresponding angle (in degrees)?
- 34.What is the complement of 65° (in degrees)?
- 35.What is the complement of 25° (in degrees)?
- 36.Are 78° and 102° complementary, supplementary or neither? (a) Neither (b) Complementary (c) Supplementary
- 37.Two angles are supplementary. One is 34° more than the other. What is the bigger angle (in degrees)?
- 38.What is the complement of 20° (in degrees)?
- 39.What is the supplement of 55° (in degrees)?
- 40.Two straight lines cross each other. One of the angles formed is 132°. What is the angle next to it on the same line (in degrees)?
Answer key
- 50
- Neither
- 130
- 122
- 59
- 154
- 158
- 155
- 83
- 63
- 49
- 17
- 125
- 27
- 153
- 43
- 132
- 24
- 97
- 92
- 22
- 151
- Supplementary
- 53
- Complementary
- 53
- 137
- 102
- 35
- 106
- 75
- Supplementary
- 142
- 25
- 65
- Supplementary
- 107
- 70
- 125
- 48
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