Measure AnglesGrade 4 Math Worksheet - Building ConfidenceNameDateWrite the measure of each angle in degrees.1.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the left. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018002.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018003.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018004.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the left. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018005.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018006.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.01801017020160301504014050130601207011080100909010080110701206013050140401503016020170101800
Measure AnglesAnswer Key - Grade 4 Math Worksheet - Building ConfidenceWrite the measure of each angle in degrees.1.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the left. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018001202.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018001203.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018001104.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the left. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.018010170201603015040140501306012070110801009090100801107012060130501404015030160201701018001005.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.01801017020160301504014050130601207011080100909010080110701206013050140401503016020170101800506.An angle drawn on a protractor, with its vertex on the centre mark and one ray on a zero mark.A half-circle protractor with two scales marked every 10 degrees: the outer scale counts up from 0 on the right and the inner scale counts up from 0 on the left. The angle's vertex sits on the centre mark and one ray runs along the zero line to the right. Start at 0 on the scale that begins at that ray and read where the other ray crosses it.01801017020160301504014050130601207011080100909010080110701206013050140401503016020170101800130
