Parallel and Transversal Lines Match column "A" with column "B" by writing the letter to the left side of each number.
ANGLES
Definition

(1) Vertical Angles
(A) Are the angles above and below the pair
of parallel lines

(2) Alternate Interior Angles
(B) Two angles that have measures with a sum
of 1800

(3) Corresponding Angles
(C) Are pair of angles that share a vertex and
one side but do not overlap

(4) Exterior Angles
(D) Are formed when a transversal line passes
through a pair of parallel lines and formed
on opposite sides of the transversal above
and below the parallel lines.

(5) Supplementary Angles
(E) Are the angles inside the pair of parallel
Lines

(6) Alternate Exterior Angles

(F) Two equal angles on the same side of a line
that crosses two parallel lines and on the
same side of each parallel line

(7) Adjacent Angles
(G) Are the opposite angles formed by two
intersecting lines that are congruent
because the angles have the same
measure.

(8) Complementary Angles

(H) Are formed when a transversal line passes
through a pair of parallel lines and formed
on opposite sides of the transversal inside
the parallel lines.

(9) Interior Angles
(I) Two angles that have measures with a sum
of 900