Fourth Grade Math Apps - Measurement - Anglesadd and subtract angles Worksheet

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Grade 4: Angles(Add and Subtract Angles)

Sample Question Statements

1. Drag the correct abbreviations in the table.
2. Write corresponding abbreviations.
3. Which unit of length is larger?
4. Which unit of weight is larger?
5. Which unit of capacity is larger?
6. Arrange from least to the greatest.
7. Drag the correct operator.
8. Drag numbers to complete the table.
9. Convert the units.
10. Complete the table.
11. Tap to mark 40 kilometers on the given kilometer scale.
12. Convert.
13. Tap to Mark 1,500 millimeter on the millimeter-meter scale.
14. Tap to Mark 3,500 meters on the meter-kilometer scale.
15. Tap to mark 10 centimeters on the given centimeter scale.
16. Tap to Mark 500 millimeters on the millimeter-meter scale.
17. Tap to Mark 400 centimeters on the centimeter-meter scale.
18. Tap to mark 28 inches on the given inch scale.
19. Tap to Mark 3,520 yards on the yard-mile scale.
20. Tap to Mark 5,280 yards on the yard-mile scale.
21. Tap to mark 21 yards on the given yard scale.
22. Tap to Mark 32 inches on the inch-foot scale.
23. Tap to Mark 48 inches on the inch-foot scale.
24. Tap to mark 70 kilograms on the given kilogram scale.
25. Tap to Mark 4,500 grams on the gram-kilogram scale.
26. Tap to mark 32 ounces on the given ounce scale.
27. Tap to Mark 40 ounces on the ounce-pound scale.
28. Tap to mark 100 liters on the given liter scale.
29. Tap to Mark 4,500 milliliters on the milliliter-liter scale.
30. Tap to mark 6 gallons on the given gallon scale.
31. Tap to Mark 6 cups on the cup-quart scale.
32. Tap to Mark 8 pints on the pint-quart scale.
33. Tap to mark 20 cups on the given cup scale.
34. Tap to Mark 32 pints on the pint-gallon scale.
35. Tap to Mark 7 cups on the cup-pint scale.
36. Find the area of the figure in square units.
37. (Area of each equals one square unit)
38. Find the perimeter of the figure.
39. What does this angle measure?
40. What fraction of a turn is the angle shown?
41. Use the protractor to measure the angle shown.
42. Rotate the bar to make an acute angle.
43. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 170º.
44. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 5º.
45. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 4º.
46. What is the sum of the two angles?
47. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 240º. What is the value of angle a?
48. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 275º. What is the value of angle a?
49. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 211º. What is the value of angle p?
50. Rotate the bar to make straight angle.
51. Rotate the bar to make obtuse angle.
52. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 150º.
53. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 155º.
54. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 63º.
55. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 220º. What is the value of angle p?
56. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 165º. What is the value of angle a?
57. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 261º. What is the value of angle a?
58. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 140º.
59. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 90º.
60. Rotate the bar to make an angle of 35º.
61. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 290º. What is the value of angle p?
62. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 325º. What is the value of angle a?
63. The sum of both the angles show in the figure is 216º. What is the value of angle a?