Remember: A full turn is 360 degrees. Equal turns share it out, and turns add: 90 + 35 = 125 degrees.
Equal turns
1
A circle is cut into 5 equal turns. One turn is shaded. How many degrees is it?
2
A circle is cut into 9 equal turns. One turn is shaded. How many degrees is it?
3
Three of the ten equal turns are shaded. How many degrees is the shaded turn?
4
The long hand of a clock starts at 12 and turns to 4. How many degrees is that?
90 degrees150 degrees120 degrees
5
The long hand starts at 12 and turns clockwise to 7. How many degrees did it turn?
Joining and finding turns
6
A door opens a right angle, which is 90 degrees, and then 35 degrees more. How many degrees is the door open?
7
A 50 degree angle and another angle together make a right angle. How many degrees is the other angle?
8
A half turn is 180 degrees. Pip has turned the shaded part. How many more degrees finish the half turn?
9
A turn of 270 degrees is three quarter turns.
TrueFalse
10
Which two turns together make a full turn?
200 degrees and 150 degrees120 degrees and 250 degrees170 degrees and 190 degrees
11
Join each turn to its degrees.
11 of 4 equal turns
21 of 8 equal turns
31 of 6 equal turns
41 of 12 equal turns
A30 degrees
B60 degrees
C90 degrees
D45 degrees
12
Put the turns in order from the smallest to the biggest.
1 of 8 equal turns
1 of 10 equal turns
1 of 5 equal turns
1 of 3 equal turns
13
Write how you know a 36 degree turn is 1 tenth of a full turn.
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