1. Circles Math Task This presentation is for students who were absent from class and need some assistance.

2. With which problem would you like assistance? PROBLEM #1 PROBLEM #2 Exit Presentation

3. Problem #1: Which angle measure would you like assistance in finding? Return to Main Menu Exit Presentation

4. Return to Problem #1 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson B to determine this relationship. Trace angle 1 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

5. Return to Problem #1 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson D to determine this relationship. Trace angle 2 with a highlighter. What is the measure of its intercepted arc? Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

6. Return to Problem #1 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson D to determine this relationship. Trace angle 3 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

7. Return to Problem #1 Menu Where is angle 4 located in relation to the circle? How is the measure of that angle related to the measures of its intercepted arc and vertical angle’s intercepted arc? Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine this relationship. Trace angle 4 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

8. Return to Problem #1 Menu Where is angle 5 located in relation to the circle? How is the measure of that angle related to the measures of its intercepted arcs? Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine this relationship. Trace angle 5 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

9. Return to Problem #1 Menu What two items are intersecting at angle 6? How do you find the measure of an angle where these two items intersect? Refer to Circles Lesson C to determine this relationship. Trace angle 6 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

10. Return to Problem #1 Menu Method 2: How is the measure of this type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson C or D to determine one of these relationships. Trace angle 7 with a highlighter. Method 1: How do you find the measure of an angle where these two items intersect? Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

11. Return to Problem #1 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson B to determine this relationship. Click below to return to the Problem #1 Menu Trace angle 8 with a highlighter.

12. Return to Problem #1 Menu Method 2: How is the measure of this type of angle related to the measures of its intercepted arcs? Refer to Circles Lesson C or G to determine one of these relationships. Trace angle 9 with a highlighter. Method 1: Can you find the measure of angles 6, 7 and 8? This may help! Click below to return to the Problem #1 Menu

13. Return to Problem #1 Menu How is the measure of this type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine this relationship. Trace angle 10 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #1 Menu

14. Problem #2: Which angle measure would you like assistance in finding? Return to Main Menu Exit Presentation

15. Return to Problem #2 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson B to determine this relationship. Trace angle 1 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu

16. Return to Problem #2 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson D to determine this relationship. Trace angle 2 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu

17. Return to Problem #2 Menu Refer to Circles Lesson C to determine one of these relationships. Trace angle 3 with a highlighter. How do you find the measure of an angle where these two items intersect? Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu

18. Return to Problem #2 Menu Trace angle 4 with a highlighter. How is the measure of that angle related to the measures of its intercepted arc and vertical angle’s intercepted arc? Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine one of these relationships.

19. Return to Problem #2 Menu Where is angle 5 located in relation to the circle? How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine this relationship. Trace angle 5 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu

20. Return to Problem #2 Menu Trace angle 6 with a highlighter. How is the measure of that angle related to the measures of its intercepted arcs? Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine one of these relationships.

21. Return to Problem #2 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson D to determine this relationship. Trace angle 7 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu

22. Return to Problem #2 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson D to determine this relationship. Trace angle 8 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu

23. Return to Problem #2 Menu There are two ways to find the measure of angle 9: 1) Did you find the measure of angle 7 yet? 2) Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. Refer to Circles Lesson D to determine one of these relationships. Trace angle 9 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu Method 1: After finding the measure of angle 7, can you find the measure of the following highlighted angle?

24. Return to Problem #2 Menu Refer to your Circles Lesson A notes to determine the type of angle it is. How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson D to determine this relationship. Trace angle 10 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu

25. Return to Problem #2 Menu Trace angle 11 with a highlighter. How is the measure of that angle related to the measures of its intercepted arcs? Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine one of these relationships.

26. Return to Problem #2 Menu Where is angle 12 located in relation to the circle? How is the measure of that type of angle related to its intercepted arc’s measure? Refer to Circles Lesson G to determine this relationship. Trace angle 12 with a highlighter. Click here to return to the Problem #2 Menu