1. **Stating the problem:**
We are given two diagrams with marked angles at points P and Q. We need to identify angles that are alternate, cointerior, and corresponding to the marked angles.
2. **Important angle relationship rules:**
- **Alternate angles:** Angles on opposite sides of the transversal and inside the two lines.
- **Cointerior angles:** Angles on the same side of the transversal and inside the two lines, their sum is 180°.
- **Corresponding angles:** Angles in the same relative position at each intersection where a transversal crosses two lines.
3. **Diagram 1 (angle ∠APF at P):**
- i.a Alternate angle to ∠APF is ∠FQD (opposite side of transversal, inside lines).
4. **Diagram 1 (angle ∠FQD at Q):**
- i.b Alternate angle to ∠FQD is ∠APF.
5. **Diagram 2 (angle ∠APB at P):**
- ii.a Cointerior angle to ∠APB is ∠FQD (same side of transversal, inside lines).
6. **Diagram 1 (angle ∠FQD at Q):**
- ii.b Cointerior angle to ∠FQD is ∠APB.
7. **Diagram 1 (angle ∠EPF at P):**
- iii.a Corresponding angle to ∠EPF is ∠EQD (same relative position at intersections).
8. **Diagram 1 (angle ∠EQD at Q):**
- iii.b Corresponding angle to ∠EQD is ∠EPF.
**Final answers:**
- i.a Alternate angle to ∠APF is ∠FQD.
- i.b Alternate angle to ∠FQD is ∠APF.
- ii.a Cointerior angle to ∠APB is ∠FQD.
- ii.b Cointerior angle to ∠FQD is ∠APB.
- iii.a Corresponding angle to ∠EPF is ∠EQD.
- iii.b Corresponding angle to ∠EQD is ∠EPF.
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