| Question | Answer |
| Draw an example of a linear pair. | See paper
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Draw an example of adjacent angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of supplementary angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of alternate interior angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of consecutive exterior angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of corresponding angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of complementary angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of alternate exterior angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of vertical angles. | See paper
| Draw an example of consecutive interior angles. | See paper
| Draw an example that shows where interior angles are located between lines cut by a transversal. | See paper
| Draw an example that shows where the interior is for a single angle. | See paper
| Draw an example that shows lines are parallel using alternate interior angles. | See paper
| Draw an example that shows lines are parallel using consecutive interior angles. | See paper
| Draw a set of lines cut by a transversal that are not parallel. label the transversal. | See paper |
