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Technicum Si-Tarek Of Relizane First/Second Year Students Technological/Technical Streams 2004/2005 Practice: ANGLES SECTION ONE: Comprehension.                                                                  Read the following text carefully then do the activities below.   The angle is the space between two lines that meet or cross each other. The protractor is a small semi-circular instrument used for measuring and drawing angles. Angles are measured in degrees. There are four kinds of angles: straight angles, right angles, acute angles and obtuse angles. Both straight and right angles have a fixed measurement. The former is equal to 180° whereas the latter is exactly 90°. Angles which are less than 90° are considered as acute angles. Any angle measuring more than 90° is an obtuse angle.   Exercise 01: In which pargraph  are angles classified?          Exercise 02: Are these statements True or False according to the text? 1- The straight angle is smaller than the acute angle:      TrueFalse 2- Protractors tell us how many degrees any angle is:     TrueFalse 3- An obtuse angle is always greater than a right angle:  TrueFalse Exercise 03: Find in the text words or expressions that are close in mea-ning to the following. 1-every =         2-types=           3-unchanged = Exercise 04: What do the underlined words in the text refer to? 1-… each other …  => 2-… The former … => 3-… the latter …     =>   Exercise 05: Answer the following questions according to the text. 1-What does a protractor serve to?    2-Which angles have an unchanged measurement?    3-What angle is the one measuring 85°?    SECTION TWO: Mastery of Language.                                                       Exercise 01: give the opposites of the following words. Words Opposites 01-illegible 02-patient 03-protected 01- 02- 03- Exercise 02: Change the following NOUNS into ADJECTIVES. Nouns Adjectives 01-period 02-hardness 03-fluidity 01- 02- 03- Exercise 03: Complete sentence “B” so that it means the same as sen-tence “A”. 1-A-A top is shaped like a cone. 1-B- shape. 2-A-Languages can be classified in many families. 2-B-We 3-A-A screwdriver has 2 parts: a head and a handle. 3-B- of Exercise 04: Ask an appropriate question about what is underlined in the sentence. 1- A top is a child’s toy.    2- A hammer serves to drive in nails.    SECTION TWO: Written Expression.                                                          Write as many sentences to describe the following diagram.              To be done at home