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English Math - Angle

The document is a daily test for a bilingual class focusing on angles and geometry for third-grade students. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank statements, and drawing tasks related to right angles, obtuse angles, and acute angles. The test aims to assess students' understanding of basic geometric concepts and their ability to identify and compare different types of angles.

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English Math - Angle

The document is a daily test for a bilingual class focusing on angles and geometry for third-grade students. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank statements, and drawing tasks related to right angles, obtuse angles, and acute angles. The test aims to assess students' understanding of basic geometric concepts and their ability to identify and compare different types of angles.

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IMMANUEL BILINGUAL CLASS Score Teacher Parent’s

DAILY TEST EVEN SEMESTER 2016/2017 Sign Sign


Subject : English Math
Day , Date : ……………. , …………………. 2017
Class : III___
Name : _______________________________

A. Put a cross (X) to the right answer!


Look at the angles below. (For number 1 until number 4)

1. Which of the angle is the right angle?


a. A b. B c. C d. D

2. Which of the angles are smaller than a right angle?


a. (A) and (D) b. (B) and (C) c. (C) and (D) d. (B) and (D)

3. Arrange the angles from the biggest to the smallest.


a. A, B, C and D b. D, C, B and A c. D, C, A and B d. B, C, A and D

4. Arrange the angles from the smallest to the biggest.


a. D, A, B and C b. D, A, C and B c. D, C, A and B d. D, C, B and A

5. Which of these figures has the most number of right angles inside?
a. c.

b. d.

6. Look at the figure in number 5 (a). How many angles that are bigger than right angle?
a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 5

7. Which of these statements is true?


a. A rectangle has 3 right angles.
b. A triangle has 3 right angles.
c. Each angle in a square is a right angle.
d. Each angle in a rectangle is smaller than a right angle.

8. How many angles inside this figure are smaller than a right angle?
a. 4
b. 3
c. 2
d. 1
B. Fill in the blanks!

9. Right angle = …………………


10. Angle Q is bigger than angle …………………
11. Angle …………. and ……………… are smaller than right angle.
12. Angle …………. is the biggest.
13. Angle ………….. is the smallest.
14. Angle T is smaller than angle ………………
15. Obtuse angle = …………………
16. Arrange those angles from the biggest! ……….., …………, …………, …………, ………..

17. Please draw a rectangular P Q R S with side PQ and RS 2 centimetres and side QR and PS 3 centimetres!

18. Look at these four figure and answer the questions.

A B D
C

a. Which figures have at least one obtuse angle? …………………………..


b. How many right angles are there in figure A, B, and C altogether? ………………………….
c. How many acute angles does figure D have? ……………………………

*Smart, Wise, and Accountable*

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