Use this geometry worksheet to explain the difference between acute, obtuse, and right angles. Give students practice identifying each type of angle.
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Acute and Obtuse Angles I
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Acute and Obtuse Angles II
Give students a protractor to measure the acute and obtuse angles in this worksheet.
