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Grade 6 · Worksheet
A sum of 360°
Three angles meet at a point. Two of them are 60° and 79°. What is the third?
3 equal angles meet at a point. What is the size of each angle?
Two angles meet at a point. One is 150°. What is the other?
What do the angles around a point add up to?
Angles of 150°, 58° and 78° could all meet at a point with nothing left over.
Three angles meet at a point. Two of them are 97° and 116°. What is the third?
Three angles of a quadrilateral are each 62°. Work out the fourth angle.
Two angles meet at a point. One is 66°. What is the other?
Angles of 86°, 105° and 114° could all meet at a point with nothing left over.
Three angles meet at a point. Two of them are 143° and 52°. What is the third?
5 equal angles meet at a point. What is the size of each angle?
Two angles meet at a point. One is 141°. What is the other?
Angles of 122°, 142° and 50° could all meet at a point with nothing left over.
Three angles of a quadrilateral are 71°, 114° and 73°. Work out the fourth angle.
6 equal angles meet at a point. What is the size of each angle?
Two angles are on a straight line. One is 109°. What is the other?
Angles of 58°, 67° and 87° could all meet at a point with nothing left over.
Three angles of a quadrilateral are 62°, 93° and 52°. Work out the fourth angle.
8 equal angles meet at a point. What is the size of each angle?
Two angles are on a straight line. One is 141°. What is the other?

Angles and constructions — A sum of 360°