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Unit15 Math Exam Challenge

The document is a math exam focused on angles and movement, consisting of six questions that assess students' understanding of angle classification, comparison, direction reasoning, multi-step movement, grid positioning, and problem-solving related to directional changes. Students are required to classify angles, compare their sizes, determine directions after turns, draw paths, and analyze movements on a grid. The exam includes both written answers and a drawing component.

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Unit15 Math Exam Challenge

The document is a math exam focused on angles and movement, consisting of six questions that assess students' understanding of angle classification, comparison, direction reasoning, multi-step movement, grid positioning, and problem-solving related to directional changes. Students are required to classify angles, compare their sizes, determine directions after turns, draw paths, and analyze movements on a grid. The exam includes both written answers and a drawing component.

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Math Exam – Unit 15 Challenge (Angles &

Movement)
Name: ____________________ Date: ____________

Q1: Classify angles


Write: Acute, Right, or Obtuse
1. 30° = ______
2. 90° = ______
3. 120° = ______
4. 45° = ______

Q2: Compare angles


Which is bigger?
1. 60° or 100° → ______
2. 90° or 80° → ______
3. 120° or 110° → ______

Q3: Direction reasoning


Ali faces north, turns right, then right again.
What direction is he facing now? ______

Sara faces east, turns left.


What direction now? ______

Q4: Multi-step movement


Start at A:
Forward 4 steps → Turn left → Forward 2 steps → Turn right → Forward 3 steps
Draw the path and mark final position.

Q5: Grid position


Use the grid below:
1. Move from (1,1) to (3,1): direction? ______
2. Move from (3,1) to (3,4): direction? ______
3. Final position relative to start: ______

Q6: Problem solving


A robot turns 3 right angles.
What direction change is this equal to? ______

If it turns 4 right angles, where is it facing? ______

Drawing Grid:

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