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                3.  Look at the clocks shown below. Name the type of angles formed by the hour and
                    minute hands.
                    (  a)                   (  b)                    (  c)                    (  d)









                    (  e)                    (  f)                   (  g)                    (  h)









                4.  Using a protractor, determine which angle in each of the following pairs is greater.
                    Also classify whether the angle is acute, right, obtuse, straight or reflex.

                    (a)          A               D                   (b)                        D




                                                                            A      B       C        E           F
                        B           C        E           F
                    (c)           A                                  (d)
                                                           Z
                                                                                  N                     Q


                                                                            M           O        P              R
                        B          C          X           Y
                5.  Using the concept of a compass, fill in the table.


                        Starting Direction                          Turns                          Ending Direction

                    (a)        North         Two right angles, clockwise

                    (b)        South         Two right angles, anticlockwise
                    (c)        East          Four right angles, anticlockwise

                    (d)        West          Four right angles, clockwise

                    (e)        North         Five right angles, clockwise
                                                                                  1
                    (f)        South         Three right angles clockwise, two   right angles
                                             clockwise                            2
                                                                               1
                    (g)        West          One right angle clockwise, four   right angles
                                             anticlockwise                     2


               Teacher’s   Ask the students to take a square sheet of paper and fold it into halves twice. With the help of this, encourage
                  Tip      them to find as many 90° angles as they can in the classroom.


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