Practical Geometry
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Construction of a Line Parallel to a Given Line
SubtopicConstruction of a Line Parallel to a Given Line under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What is the result of rotating a line 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.
If the alternate interior angles on a transversal are equal, the lines are parallel. If they are each, the transversal is ______ to the lines.
A.Parallel
B.Perpendicular
C.Equal
D.Skew
- 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)
SubtopicConstruction of Triangles (SSS criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
If you are given three side lengths and , and you find that , , and , 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
D.The triangle must be equilateral
- 2.
Which information is sufficient to construct a triangle using the rule?
A.Two sides and one angle
B.Three angles
C.Three sides
D.One side and two angles
- 3.
To construct with , the resulting triangle is:
A.Equilateral
B.Isosceles
C.Scalene
D.Right-angled only
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Construction of Triangles (SAS criterion)
SubtopicConstruction of Triangles (SAS criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 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.
In , if we know and , the angle is called the:
A.Exterior angle
B.Included angle
C.Base angle
D.Right angle
- 3.
If two sides are cm and cm, and the angle between them is , the triangle is:
A.Acute
B.Right
C.Obtuse
D.Equilateral
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Construction of Triangles (ASA criterion)
SubtopicConstruction of Triangles (ASA criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What is the side included between and in ?
A.B.C.D.None of these
- 2.
Can a triangle be constructed with two angles of each?
A.Yes, it is a right triangle
B.No, because the third angle would be
C.Yes, if the base is long
D.Only if it is isosceles
- 3.
If and in , 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)
SubtopicConstruction of a Right-Angled Triangle (RHS criterion) under Practical Geometry for Grade 7 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
To construct a right-angled triangle using RHS, if the hypotenuse is and the side is , which is true?
A.B.or
C.D.always
- 2.
In , , cm, cm. If is the base, then the arc of cm is drawn from vertex:
A.B.C.D.The midpoint of
- 3.
What is the second step in constructing where , cm and cm?
A.Draw cm
B.At , draw a ray
C.Draw an arc from
D.Join
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