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Construction of a Line Parallel to a Given Line

Subtopic

Construction of a Line Parallel to a Given Line under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    What is the result of rotating a line 180180^\circ around a point that is not on the line?

    A.

    A perpendicular line

    B.

    A line that intersects the original

    C.

    A line parallel to the original

    D.

    A shorter line segment

  2. 2.

    If the alternate interior angles on a transversal are equal, the lines are parallel. If they are 9090^\circ each, the transversal is ______ to the lines.

    A.

    Parallel

    B.

    Perpendicular

    C.

    Equal

    D.

    Skew

  3. 3.

    In the alternate interior angle method, how many pairs of alternate interior angles are created by a transversal crossing two parallel lines?

    A.

    One pair

    B.

    Two pairs

    C.

    Three pairs

    D.

    Four pairs

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Construction of Triangles (SSS criterion)

Subtopic

Construction of Triangles (SSS criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    If you are given three side lengths a,b,a, b, and cc, and you find that a+b>ca+b > c, b+c>ab+c > a, and c+a>bc+a > b, you can conclude that:

    A.

    A triangle cannot be formed

    B.

    Only a right triangle can be formed

    C.

    A triangle can be constructed using SSSSSS

    D.

    The triangle must be equilateral

  2. 2.

    Which information is sufficient to construct a triangle using the SSSSSS rule?

    A.

    Two sides and one angle

    B.

    Three angles

    C.

    Three sides

    D.

    One side and two angles

  3. 3.

    To construct MNP\triangle MNP with MN=5 cm,NP=6 cm,MP=5 cmMN=5 \text{ cm}, NP=6 \text{ cm}, MP=5 \text{ cm}, the resulting triangle is:

    A.

    Equilateral

    B.

    Isosceles

    C.

    Scalene

    D.

    Right-angled only

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Construction of Triangles (SAS criterion)

Subtopic

Construction of Triangles (SAS criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    The SAS criterion is used when we have:

    A.

    Three sides

    B.

    Two angles and the included side

    C.

    Two sides and the included angle

    D.

    Three angles

  2. 2.

    In ABC\triangle ABC, if we know ABAB and ACAC, the angle A\angle A is called the:

    A.

    Exterior angle

    B.

    Included angle

    C.

    Base angle

    D.

    Right angle

  3. 3.

    If two sides are 55 cm and 77 cm, and the angle between them is 110110^\circ, the triangle is:

    A.

    Acute

    B.

    Right

    C.

    Obtuse

    D.

    Equilateral

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Construction of Triangles (ASA criterion)

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Construction of Triangles (ASA criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    What is the side included between X\angle X and Z\angle Z in XYZ\triangle XYZ?

    A.

    XYXY

    B.

    YZYZ

    C.

    XZXZ

    D.

    None of these

  2. 2.

    Can a triangle be constructed with two angles of 9090^\circ each?

    A.

    Yes, it is a right triangle

    B.

    No, because the third angle would be 00^\circ

    C.

    Yes, if the base is long

    D.

    Only if it is isosceles

  3. 3.

    If A=25\angle A = 25^\circ and B=25\angle B = 25^\circ in ABC\triangle ABC, what type of triangle is it?

    A.

    Scalene

    B.

    Right-angled

    C.

    Isosceles

    D.

    Equilateral

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Construction of a Right-Angled Triangle (RHS criterion)

Subtopic

Construction of a Right-Angled Triangle (RHS criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    To construct a right-angled triangle using RHS, if the hypotenuse is xx and the side is yy, which is true?

    A.

    x<yx < y

    B.

    x>yx > y or x=yx = y

    C.

    x+y=90x + y = 90

    D.

    x=yx = y always

  2. 2.

    In LMN\triangle LMN, M=90\angle M = 90^{\circ}, LN=5LN = 5 cm, MN=3MN = 3 cm. If MNMN is the base, then the arc of 55 cm is drawn from vertex:

    A.

    LL

    B.

    MM

    C.

    NN

    D.

    The midpoint of MNMN

  3. 3.

    What is the second step in constructing PQR\triangle PQR where Q=90\angle Q = 90^{\circ}, QR=3QR = 3 cm and PR=5PR = 5 cm?

    A.

    Draw QR=3QR = 3 cm

    B.

    At QQ, draw a ray QXQRQX \perp QR

    C.

    Draw an arc from RR

    D.

    Join PRPR

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