The angle pairs should be matched correctly to their description as follows;
Vertical angles ↔ ∠XAW and ∠UAY
Adjacent angle that are
neither complementary ↔ ∠XAZ and ∠ZAY
nor supplementary
Supplementary angles ↔ ∠XAW and ∠WAU
Complementary angles ↔ ∠XAW and ∠XAZ
In Mathematics and Euclidean Geometry, the vertical angles theorem states that two opposite vertical angles that are formed whenever two lines intersect each other are always congruent, which means being equal to each other;
∠XAW ≅ ∠UAY
Adjacent angles are two angles that share a common vertex and a common side. This ultimately implies that, ∠XAZ and ∠ZAY represent adjacent angles that are neither complementary nor supplementary.
A supplementary angle refers to two angles or arc whose sum is equal to 180 degrees (180°);
∠XAW + ∠WAU = 180°.
A complementary angle refers to two angles or arc whose sum is equal to 90 degrees (90°);
∠XAW + ∠XAZ = 90°.