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Star Camp Telescope Turns: Counting One-Degree Angles
Every click turns the telescope 1°. Count the clicks to find the angle.
Answer Key
One click, one degree
At star camp, the telescope turns one click at a time. Each click turns it through a one-degree angle, which measures 1°.
The angle measures 40 degrees.
Dev made 75 one-degree clicks.
- 90 one-degree anglesD
- 180 one-degree anglesA
- 360 one-degree anglesB
- 45 one-degree anglesC
- A. a half turn
- B. a full turn
- C. half of a right angle
- D. a right angle (a quarter turn)
- A. The big telescope turns through a larger angle.
- B. Both telescopes turn through an angle of 30°.
- C. The small telescope turns through a larger angle.
- D. The big telescope turns through 180° because 6 × 30 = 180.
Read the protractor
The telescope starts at the 0 mark. The numbers count one-degree angles from 0, and each short mark is halfway between two numbers.
The telescope turns through 135 one-degree angles.
So the angle measures 135 degrees.
- A. 60°
- B. 115°
- C. 65°
- D. 70°
Right now the telescope points at the 35 mark.
It needs 55 more one-degree clicks to reach the 90 mark.
- A. The angle is made of 120 one-degree angles.
- B. The angle is made of 125 one-degree angles.
- C. The angle measures 55°.
- D. The angle measures 125°.
Star camp challenges
Each click is still a one-degree turn. All the turns go in the same direction.
The telescope turns 50 degrees in 25 minutes.
Ava's whole turn measures 80 degrees.
| Less than 90° | More than 90° |
|---|---|
89 one-degree angles 60 clicks, then 25 more clicks | 120 one-degree angles 45 clicks, then 50 more clicks 91 one-degree angles |
Each one-degree angle measures 1°. The turn is made of 72 of them with no gaps or overlaps, so it measures 72 × 1° = 72°.