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Workplace & Apprenticeship 10

Outcome 10.09Lesson #1

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Angles and Lines

• Brainstorm some terminology related to angles and lines.

• Discuss the following images in terms of the angles and lines present.

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Gable roof

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Hip Roof

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Pyramid Roof

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Mansard roof

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Salt Box roof

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Flat Roof/ Shed Roof

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Gambrel Roof

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Common Angles

• Draw the following common angles. What methods/tools can be used to construct the angles?

22.5°30°45°60°90°

180°360°

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Referents• Brainstorm referents for the common angles

22.5°30°45°60°90°

180°360°

• Use referents to identify angle measures found in common roof designs.

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Lines and Angles

• Using a straight edge, draw 2 lines (not necessarily parallel) and a transversal to identify and remember– Supplementary angles – two angles that add up to 180°– Complementary angles – two angles that add up to 90°– Adjacent angles – two angles that share a common

vertex and a common arm– Vertically opposite angle - are the angles opposite each

other when two lines cross

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Identifying Lines and Angles

• Identify examples of supplementary, complementary, adjacent and vertically opposite angles found in common roof designs.


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