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Let's go through the relationships between the pairs of angles as specified in the diagram and follow the color-coding given for each relationship type:

1. **Corresponding Angles** (Pink)
2. **Alternate Interior Angles** (Light Blue)
3. **Alternate Exterior Angles** (Yellow)
4. **Consecutive (Same-Side) Interior Angles** (Light Green)
5. **Consecutive (Same-Side) Exterior Angles** (Orange)
6. **No Relationship** (Uncolored)

Now, let's analyze each angle pair from the table:

1. **∠2 and ∠13**: Alternate Interior Angles (Light Blue)
2. **∠4 and ∠11**: Alternate Interior Angles (Light Blue)
3. **∠1 and ∠16**: Consecutive Exterior Angles (Orange)
4. **∠3 and ∠12**: Alternate Exterior Angles (Yellow)
5. **∠3 and ∠5**: Corresponding Angles (Pink)
6. **∠14 and ∠16**: Consecutive Exterior Angles (Orange)
7. **∠1 and ∠3**: No Relationship (Uncolored)
8. **∠5 and ∠10**: Alternate Interior Angles (Light Blue)
9. **∠3 and ∠15**: Consecutive Exterior Angles (Orange)
10. **∠4 and ∠5**: No Relationship (Uncolored)
11. **∠6 and ∠13**: Consecutive Interior Angles (Light Green)
12. **∠4 and ∠13**: Alternate Interior Angles (Light Blue)
13. **∠2 and ∠8**: Corresponding Angles (Pink)
14. **∠4 and ∠12**: No Relationship (Uncolored)
15. **∠3 and ∠16**: No Relationship (Uncolored)
16. **∠12 and ∠14**: Consecutive Exterior Angles (Orange)
17. **∠7 and ∠15**: Corresponding Angles (Pink)
18. **∠6 and ∠16**: Alternate Exterior Angles (Yellow)
19. **∠11 and ∠14**: Alternate Interior Angles (Light Blue)
20. **∠1 and ∠10**: Corresponding Angles (Pink)
21. **∠1 and ∠11**: Alternate Interior Angles (Light Blue)
22. **∠8 and ∠15**: No Relationship (Uncolored)
23. **∠7 and ∠13**: Alternate Exterior Angles (Yellow)
24. **∠1 and ∠14**: No Relationship (Uncolored)

Would you like more details or explanations about any of these relationships?

### Related Questions:
1. What defines alternate interior angles in a transversal diagram?
2. Can you explain how corresponding angles are identified?
3. Why are some angle pairs classified as "no relationship"?
4. How do consecutive (same-side) interior angles relate to parallel lines?
5. What is the significance of alternate exterior angles in geometry?

### Tip:
When working with transversals, always identify the parallel lines first. This helps categorize angles like corresponding, alternate interior, and exterior with ease!

Given the diagram below, determine whether the angle pairs are corresponding, alternate interior, alternate exterior, consecutive (same-side) interior, consecutive (same-side) exterior, or have no relationship.

Analyze the relationship between angle pairs in a transversal diagram to identify corresponding, alternate interior, alternate exterior, consecutive interior, consecutive exterior, or unrelated angles. This problem is ideal for students in Grades 8-10 learning about angles and parallel lines.

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