Angles on a line and around a pointAngles on a line and around a point
Find the angle marked x. Angles on a line add to 180°, around a point to 360°.
Angles that sit side by side share what is left of the whole: on a straight line they fill 180°, around a point a full 360°. These free printable worksheets draw three angles meeting at a vertex and mark one with x.
If they get stuck

The answer key prints on a separate page.
This is the multi-step case the angle-pair sheets leave out. A pair of angles fills a right angle or a straight line; here three share the vertex, so the missing one is the whole minus the two that are given. Add the known angles first — that is the step a child skips — then take the sum from 180 or 360.
Which whole applies is the reading the figure asks for. Three angles opening off a straight line add to 180; three fanning all the way around a point add to 360, and a child who reaches for the wrong total gets a plausible wrong answer. The instruction names the total and the picture shows it, so the choice is made from the figure rather than guessed.
One question from a sheet like this one, worked a step at a time — with a sentence saying what just happened and why.
Angles on a line and around a point, step by step