This worksheet has 16 problems dealing with adjacent angles, vertical angles, linear pairs, complementary angles, and supplementary angles.
I actually use it as a way for them to raise up their test grade. For each 2 problems they get correct, I will raise their grade 1%. After each test they have the opportunity to raise their test grade by doing extra problems. I only allow them to have one of the worksheets at a time and when they complete it I grade it and go over it with them if there is still some misunderstandings. I have found that it works great because the students that truly care about understanding the material will do these worksheets. This is helpful because a lot of the time when I try and go over a test in class, students lose focus and are uninterested. This way I don't spend time in class going over the test and I don't get frustrated with them not taking advantage of the reviews.

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This is currently my 13th year teaching high school math. I started my career teaching in Quincy, Florida for 2 years. After that I moved to Charlotte, North Carolina for 3 years. I tried it back home where I grew up in Juneau, Alaska for 3 years. After leaving Alaska, I moved back to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where I taught for 4 years and I was the department chair for the last 3 years. My husband joined the army in 2009, and now we are in Clarksville, TN, where I am teaching.
