Quiz : Practical Geometry

There are 8 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

To construct an angle of 45^o, we construct the angle bisector of :

90^o
60^o
120^o
15^o


To construct an angle of 30^o, we construct the angle bisector of :

15^o
60^o
90^o
180^o


Perpendicular bisector of two chords of a circle intersect each other .

at the centre
at one point in the interior
at a point in the exterior
None of these


Perpendicular bisector of a chord of a circle

passes through the centre
does not pass through the center
is not a line segment
None of these


In a circle, diameter

passes through the centre
does not pass through the centre
is less than radius
None of these


The angle bisector of an angle divides an angle into

two equal angles
two unequal angles
infinite equal angles
None of these


Perpendicular bisector of a line segment

is perpendicular to it
divides it into two equal parts
both (a) and (b)
None of these


Two lines are perpendicular if they intersect each other at

acute angle
right angle
obtuse angle
None of these

Quiz : Symmetry

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

The Lines of symmetry in a trapezium are

One
Two
Three
None of these


The Lines of symmetry in equilateral triangle are

One
Two
Three
None of these


The Lines of symmetry in a square are

One
Four
Three
None of these


The Lines of symmetry in 'M' are

One
Two
Three
None of these


The Lines of symmetry in 8 are

One
Two
Three
None of these


The Letter D has lines of symmetry

4
2
1
None of these


The English Alphabet X has ______ lines of symmetry

4
5
3
None of these


A circle has _________ line of symmetry

1
2
many
None of these


An equilateral triangle has ___________ lines of symmetry.

1
2
3
None of these


An isosceles right angled triangle has ______ lines of symmetry.

1
3
4
None of these

Quiz : Ratio and Proportion

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

In a class, there are 40 boys and 30 girls. The ratio of girls to boys is

3:4
4:3
4:7
None of these


The ratio of 2 hours to 200 seconds is :

1:36
1:12
36:1
None of these


The ratio of 2.5m to 20cm is

5:2
2:25
25:2
None of these


If the cost of 14 books is ₹1428, then the cost of 6 books is :

₹512
₹612
₹712
None of these


The value of x, if 42,x,18,3 are in proportion is:

7
17
10
None of these


The ratio 6:11 is equivalent to

12:20
10:22
12:22
None of these


If 3,4,4.5,6 are in proportion, then

3×6 = 4×4.5
3×4 = 4.5×6
3×4.5 = 4×6
None of these


If x:57 = 85:51, then the value of x is

67
41
95
None of these


If x,y,z,t are in proportion, then :

xy=zt
xt=yz
xz=yt
None of these


In 3:6::4:8, 3 and 8 are called

Extreme terms
Middle terms
Both a nd b
None of these

Quiz : Algebra

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

Cost of 1 pen is ₹y, then the cost of 10 pens is :

₹10y
₹10+y
₹10-y
₹10÷y


If Sonal's present age is x years, then her age after 5 years will be :

(x+5)yrs
(x-5)yrs
(x×5)yrs
(5-x)yrs


y decreased by x is written as :

y - x
x - y
x + y
x × y


Ria has ₹5 more than Reena. If Reena has ₹y then Ria has

₹(5+y)
₹(5-y)
₹5x
₹x+5


If x is the side of a regular hexagon then its perimeter is :

6x
6+x
6-x
x÷6


A girl runs x metre in 10 minutes. How many metres does she run in 1 hr?

(6 + x) metre
6x metre
60x metre
(x-6) metre


7x means :

7 + x
7×(-x)
7 - x
7×x


A boy earns ₹x in a week and spends ₹y in a week. His saving for the week are :

₹(y-x)
₹(x-y)
₹(x+y)
₹xy


If x+4 = 5 , then value of x is :

0
1
2
-1/2


3 added to the sum of x and y is written as:

3×(x+y)
3-(x+y)
3+(x+y)
None of these

Quiz : Mensuration

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

If each side of a square is 1 unit, then its :

Area > Perimeter
Perimeter > Area
Area = Perimeter
None of these


1 sq cm is equal to

100 sq mm
10 sq mm
(1/10) sq mm
None of these


If 'A' is area of rectangle and 'b' is the breadth of rectangle, then length of rectangle is :

A×b
A÷b
A+b
None of these


Perimeter of a rectangle whose length is 'l' and breadth is 'b' will be :

l×b
l+b
2(l+b)
None of these


Perimeter of a square with each side 'x' is :

x×x
4x
x+x
None of these


Perimeter of a triangle with sides a, b, c is

a+b+c
a×b×c
2ab
None of these


Area of a square having each side 'a' units is :

(a×a) unit²
2×a units
(4×a) units
None of these


Area of a rectangle with sides 'a' units and 'b' units is equal to :

(a) (a+b)units
(b) (a×b)unit²
(c) (a - b) units
(d) None of these


Each side of a square is equal to

Perimeter ÷ 4
Perimeter × 4
Perimeter + side
None of these


Square is a rectangle whose :

Opposite sides are equal
Two sides are equal
All sides are equal
None of these

Quiz : Data Handling

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

A collection of numbers gathered to get some information is called :

Range
Data
Frequency
None of these


Number of times a particular value in data occurs is called its :

Range
Data
Frequency
None of these


Sum of all the frequency is always equal to the number of :

Data
Range
Frequency
None of these


The difference of maximum and minimum value of data is called :

Range
Data
Frequency
None of these


The range of data 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 3, 2, 1

8
9
7
6


The rectangles of a bar graph are placed at :

equal distance
unequal distance
no distance
cannot be said


The width of all the rectangles in a bar graph is always :

Equal
Unequal
Double
None


Bar graph can be drawn :

(a) vertically
(b) horizontally
(c) both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these


Pictorial representation of data is called :

Bar Graph
Histogram
Pictograph
None of these


Frequency of 4 in the data 4,3,2,3,4,5,6,2,1 is :

1
2
3
0

Quiz : Decimals

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

Five tens, five tenths is written as:

5.5
5.05
5.005
None of these


200 + 5 + 1/100 can be expressed as :

305.01
300.5
305.1
None of these


21/4 can be expressed as:

5.2
5.5
5.25
None of these


2.65 + 1.88 is equal to :

4.54
45.4
454
0.454


1.008 and 1.800 are :

like decimals
unlike decimals
equal decimals
None of these


13m 6 cm in metres is written as :

13.06
13.6
both
None of these


47 rupees 7 paise in decimals is written as :

₹47.70
₹47.07
₹47.700
None of these


6 km 45 m in km is written as:

6.045
6.45
6.450
None of these


0.001 represents:

1/100
1/10
1/1000
1/10000


Lowest form of decimal 0.005 is

5/1000
5/100
1/200
1/2000

Quiz : Fractions

Quiz : Integers

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

Absolute value of -8 is

-8
0
8
None of these


The integer 5 less than 4 is

-1
9
8
None of these


The absolute value of an integer is

Always negative
Always Positive
0
Sometimes Positive sometimes negative


The value of -15-6-(-21) is

15
21
0
None of these


The smallest negative integer is

-1
-100
0
None of these


Which of the following gives negative integer?

0-(-7)
-7-(-2)
7-(-7)
9+(+2)


The integer 3 more than -13 is :

-16
-10
10
15


The integer 3 less than -15 is :

-12
-18
12
15


-5 lie to the left of:

-10
-6
0
-13


The integer that should be added to -5 to get 1 is :

-1
-3
6
-6

Quiz : Understanding Elementary Shapes

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

If initial and final position of ray forming an angle are in same direction without rotation, then angle formed is

Straight angle
Zero angle
Right angle
Complete angle


If initial and final position of ray forming an angle is in direction after making a complete rotation, then angle formed is a :

Zero angle
Complete angle
Right angle
Straight angle


If after rotation, initial and final position of a ray forming an angle are opposite to each other, then angle formed is a:

Zero angle
Complete angle
Right angle
Straight angle


The measure of an acute angle is

Less than 90^o
Equal to 90^o
More than 90^o
None


The measure of an obtuse angle is

Less than 90^o
Equal to 90^o
More than 90^o
None


How many degrees are there in (2/3)rd of complete angle

60^o
180^o
240^o
200^o


How many degrees are there in (1/3)rd of right angle

30^o
60^o
0^o
90^o


An equilateral triangle have one obtuse angle

True
False


A cube has _________ faces.

4
3
6


A cuboid has _________ faces.

4
3
6

Quiz : Basic Geometry Idea

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

Line segment has

two end points
One end point
no end point


Ray has

one initial point
three end points
no end point


How many lines can be drawn with two given points?

two lines
one line
infinite


Which of the following is incorrect

(a) line AB is same as line BA
(b) line segment AB is same as linesegment BA
(c) ray AB is same as ray BA
(d) both (a) and (b) are correct


From a given point how many lines can be drawn perpendicular to given line :

one
two
three


A triangle is _______ polygon

two sided
three sided
four sided


Diameter of circle is the _________ chord.

longest
shortest
not a


The end points of sides of polygon are :

adjacent vertices
adjacent sides
adjacent angle


A quadrilateral is ________ sided polygon.

one
three
four


If two line segment do not intersect, then they are parallel

Yes
No

Quiz : Playing with Numbers

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

L.C.M. of 20, 25 and 30 is

100
300
600
400


H.C.F. of 120, 180 and 240 is

20
40
60
120


Smallest prime number greater than 47 is

49
51
53
55


The only even prime number is

6
2
4
0


The least prime number greater than 100 is

101
111
123
147


H.C.F. of two consecutive numbers is always

1
2
0
4


Which of the following is a pair of twin prime ?

(5,7)
(13,19)
(53,56)
(91,93)


234560 is not divisible by

5
2
3
4


H.C.F. of 22,44 and 88 is :

22
44
88
1


The prime factorization of 48 is :

2✖2✖2✖2✖3
3✖3✖2✖2✖2
2✖4✖3
8✖3✖3

Quiz : Whole Number

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

The smallest whole number is

0
1
2
10


Smallest odd prime number is

1
2
0
3


How many whole numbers satisfy p✖p=p

1
2
3
None


If a and b are two whole numbers, which of the following may not be a whole number

a+b
a-b
a✖b
2(a+b)


How many whole numbers are not natural numbers?

1
2
3
None


Which of the following whole numbers does not have a predecessor?

10
9
1
0


The predecessor of 4099 is

4098
4100
4198
4096


Successor of the largest three digit number is

100
1000
9999
999


Which of the following gives the quotient as a natural number?

0÷8
18÷1
1÷2
10÷20


How many natural numbers are there between 10 and 22?

10
11
12
9

Quiz : Knowing Our Numbers

There are 10 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct with something about yourself.

The Greatest five digit number formed with the digit 7,5,3,2 is

75523
77523
77532
77253


The number formed by interchanging the digits 6 and 2 in 465271 is :

462571
425671
452671
none


10 million in Indian System is equal to

10 lakh
1 crore
1 lakh
None


The smallest Natural Number is

a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d) None


The greatest natural number is

1 Crore
10 Crore
10 Lakh
None


The sum of two odd number is always

a) Even
b) Odd
c) both (a) and (b)
d) None


The value of 9307✖937-9307✖837 is

93700
930700
930070
900730


24✖105 is same as

(20+4)✖105
24✖(100+5)
both (a) and (b)
none


Which is greater four digit number :

9999
9900
9000
9899


Which of the following Roman symbol is never repeated ?

I
V
X
C

Quiz 1

There are 9 questions in this quiz. Answer all the questions and comment how many you got correct.

The roman numeral for 69 is

LXIX
XLIX
CL
None of these


The value of 66÷6(2+9)

Zero
1
11
10


The standard unit of length is

cm
mm
metre
None of these


The multiplicative identity of whole number is

a) 0
b) 1
c) (a)&(b)
d) None of these


The smallest natural number is

0
1
100
None of these


Division is the inverse of

Subtraction
Addition
Multiplication
None of these


Which of the following pairs is a pair of co-primes?

6 and 12
12 and 14
5 and 9
None of these


The smallest prime number is

0
1
2
3


Which of the following numbers is divisible by 2?

345608
9757821
935659
None of these

Week 27-28 : Practical Geometry

Practical Geometry

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Instruments in the geometrical set
3. Construction of a circle when its radius is known
4. Line Segment
5. Perpendicular Lines
6. The Perpendicular Bisector of a line segment
7. Angles
8. Construction of the Bisector of an angle to bisect the given angle
9. Construction of Angles

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Week 25-26 : Symmetry

Symmetry

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Line Symmetry
3. Reflection and Symmetry

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Week 23-24 : Ratio and Proportion

Ratio and Proportion

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Ratio
3. Equivalent Ratio
4. Proportion
5. Unitary Method

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Week 21-22 : Algebra

Algebra

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Patterns
3. Use of variable in common rules
4. Expressions with Variables
5. How Expressions are formed?
6. Using Expressions Practically
7. Equation

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Week 19-20 : Mensuration (Perimeter and Area)

Mensuration (Perimeter and Area)

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Perimeter
3. Concept of Area
4. Measurement of Area (Using Squared Paper)
5. Area of a rectangle
6. Area of a Square

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Week 17-18 : Data Handling

Data Handling

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Range
3. Frequency
4. Tally Marks
5. Pictograph
6. Reading of a Pictograph
7. Drawing a Pictograph
8. Bar Graph
9. Properties of Bar Graph
10. Construction of Bar Graph
11. Interpretation of a Bar Graph

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Week 15-16 : Decimals

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Week 13-14 : Fraction

Fraction

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Fraction
3. Type of fraction
4. Representation of Fractions on Number Line
5. Representation of Mixed Fractions
6. Simplest Form (Lowest Form) of a fraction
7. Comparisons of Fractions
8. Addition and Subtraction of Fractions
9. Addition of Fractions
10. Subtraction of Fractions

Week 11-12 : Integers

Integers

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Integers
3. Representation of Integers on a number line
4. Absolute value of an integer
5. Addition of Integer without using Number Line
6. Addition of Integers with the help of Number Line
7. Subtraction of Integers without using Number Line
8. Subtraction of Integers with the help of Number Line

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Week 09-10 : Understanding Elementary Shapes

Understanding Elementary Shapes

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Measuring Line Segments
3. Comparison using a graduated ruler
4. Magnitude of an angle
5. Method of comparison
6. Measure of angles
7. Unit of measuring an angle
8. Measuring of an angle by Protractor
9. How to measure an angle?
10. Construction of an angle
11. Perpendicular Lines
12. Perpendicular bisector of a line segment
13. Classification of Triangles
14. Classification of Triangles on the Basis of angles
15. Type of Quadrilaterals
16. Three Dimensional Shapes
17. Faces, Edges and Vertices of solid figures

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Week 07-08 : Basic Geometry Idea

Basic Geometry Idea

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Line Segment
3. Curves
4. Polygons
5. Angle
6. Interior and Exterior of an angle
7. Triangle
8. Quadrilaterals
9. Circle

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Week 05-06 : Playing with Numbers

Playing with Numbers

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Factors and Multiples
3. Important Points to remember about Factor of a number
4. Important Points to remember about Multiple of a number
5. Prime and Composite Numbers
6. Some Important Points about Prime and Composite Numbers
7. Test for Divisibility of Numbers
8. General Properties of Divisibility
9. Some more Divisibility Rules
10. Prime Factorisation
11. Common Factors and Common Multiples
12. H.C.F./L.C.M.
13. Properties of H.C.F. and L.C.M. of given numbers
14. Applications of H.C.F. and L.C.M.

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Week 03-04 : Whole Number

Whole Number

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Successor of a whole number
3. Predecessor of a whole number
4. Representation of Whole Numbers on Number Line
5. Addition of Whole Numbers on the Number Line
6. Subtraction of Whole Number on the Number Line
7. Multiplication of Whole Numbers on the Number Line
8. Properties of Whole Numbers
9. Patterns in Whole Numbers
10. Pattern Observation

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Week 01-02 : Knowing Our Numbers

Knowing Our Numbers

What we will study

1. Introduction
2. Some Common Facts about Natural Numbers
3. Comparison of Numbers
4. Rules for comparing two numbers
5. Formation of the smallest and greatest number using the given digits
6. Place Value and Face Value
7. Indian System of Numeration
8. International System of Numeration
9. Large Number in Practice
10. Estimation
11. Rounding off Large Number
12. Estimating Sum, Difference, Product and Quotient
13. Using Brackets or Grouping Symbols
14. Roman Numerals
15. Rules for writing Roman Numerals

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