Angles help us describe turns, slopes, and shapes around us.

Types include acute, right, obtuse, straight, and reflex angles.

Right angles (90°) appear in books, screens, and doors.

Carpenters use protractors and squares to measure angles.

Triangles rely on interior angles adding up to 180°.

Road signs, furniture, and bridges are built with angle precision.

Art and photography use angles for perspective and framing.

Angles help describe tilt, elevation, and direction.

Try spotting angles at home or outside and measuring them.

Understanding angles improves your spatial awareness.