Triangle congruence: ASA and AAS
Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
Milo checks two kite halves. ASA needs the side between two angles. Which side of △DFG is between ∠D and ∠F?
- DG
- FG
- DF
Noah checks two boat sails. ASA needs the side between two angles. Which side of △CHQ is between ∠Q and ∠H?
△CHQ, not to scale, with its corners labeled and no marks. △CHQ, not to scale, with its corners labeled and no marks. C H Q Not to scale - CQ
- CH
- HQ
Pia checks two tent flaps. ASA needs the side between two angles. Which side of △SUW is between ∠S and ∠W?
△SUW, not to scale, with its corners labeled and no marks. △SUW, not to scale, with its corners labeled and no marks. S U W Not to scale - SU
- SW
- UW
“not to scale” Tala checks two castle flags, △DFG and △SUV. m∠D = m∠S = 52° and m∠F = m∠U = 71°. What is m∠V, in degrees?
Two triangles, not to scale, with the equal angles marked by arcs and labeled. The matching table under them has ✓ on ∠D ↔ ∠S and ∠F ↔ ∠U. Two triangles, not to scale, with the equal angles marked by arcs and labeled. The matching table under them has ✓ on ∠D ↔ ∠S and ∠F ↔ ∠U. D F G S U V angle angle D S (check) (check) ∠F <-> ∠U (check) not to scale. Zee checks two sandwich halves, △CQW and △YHS. m∠C = m∠Y = 36° and m∠Q = m∠H = 97°. What is m∠S, in degrees?
Two triangles, not to scale, with the equal angles marked by arcs and labeled. The matching table under them has ✓ on ∠C ↔ ∠Y and ∠Q ↔ ∠H. Two triangles, not to scale, with the equal angles marked by arcs and labeled. The matching table under them has ✓ on ∠C ↔ ∠Y and ∠Q ↔ ∠H. C Q W Y H S angle angle C <-> Y (check) Q <-> H (check) Ari checks two rug triangles, △GHU and △FDC. m∠G = m∠F = 64° and m∠H = m∠D = 61°. What is m∠C, in degrees?
Two triangles, not to scale, with the equal angles marked by arcs and labeled. The matching table under them has ✓ on ∠G ↔ ∠F and ∠H ↔ ∠D. Two triangles, not to scale, with the equal angles marked by arcs and labeled. The matching table under them has ✓ on ∠G ↔ ∠F and ∠H ↔ ∠D. not to scale G H U F D C (check) ∠G <-> ∠F (check) ∠H <-> ∠D Two triangles, not to scale, with the given parts marked. The matching table under them has ✓ on the three given rows. Two triangles, not to scale, with the given parts marked. The matching table under them has ✓ on the three given rows. D F G U S V angle D = angle U DF = US angle F = angle S (check) (check) (check) not to scale Esme checks two paper triangles: ∠D = ∠U, DF = US, ∠F = ∠S. Do these facts prove △DFG ≅ △USV?
- No: all three pairs of angles must be given.
- Yes, by ASA: DF is between ∠D and ∠F.
- No: all three pairs of sides must be given.
- Yes, by AAS: the side is not between the angles.
Jun checks two park shapes on a map: ∠H = ∠D, HW = DY, ∠W = ∠Y. Do these facts prove △CHW ≅ △QDY?
Use the picture in question 7.
- No: all three pairs of angles must be given.
- Yes, by ASA: HW is between ∠H and ∠W.
- Yes, by AAS: the side is not between the angles.
- No: all three pairs of sides must be given.
Kira checks the two sides of a stepladder: ∠G = ∠V, GS = VU, ∠S = ∠U. Do these facts prove △GQS ≅ △VFU?
Use the picture in question 7.
- No: all three pairs of angles must be given.
- Yes, by ASA: GS is between ∠G and ∠S.
- Yes, by AAS: the side is not between the angles.
- No: all three pairs of sides must be given.
Luz checks two bike-frame triangles: ∠V = ∠C, VY = CS, ∠Y = ∠S. Do these facts prove △UVY ≅ △HCS?
Use the picture in question 7.
- Yes, by AAS: the side is not between the angles.
- No: all three pairs of sides must be given.
- No: all three pairs of angles must be given.
- Yes, by ASA: VY is between ∠V and ∠Y.