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Multiple Choice Questions




            Tick (3) the correct answer:

               1.   The point  of intersection of the perpendicular bisectors of the two chords    of the circle lies:
                    (a) on the circle                                (b) in the exterior of the circle

                    (c) on the centre of the circle                  (d) None of these
               2.   For constructing an angle of   37.5° we  need to construct the angle   bisector of:
                    (a) 50°                  (b) 90°                 (c) 105°                  (d) 75°
               3.   The diam e ter of a circle with centre O is divided in four equal parts. If each of the equal parts is 3
                    cm, find the length of the diameter.
                    (a) 9 cm                 (b) 6 cm                (c) 12 cm                 (d) 15 cm
               4.   C is the midpoint of AB = 5.4 cm.    Then BC =
                    (a) 2.5 cm               (b) 2.7 cm              (c) 5.4 cm                (d) 2.75 cm

               5.   Ray AB  is the angle  bisector of angle LAM. Angle LAB = 20 . Then angle LAM        measures:
                                                                                   °
                    (a) 20°                  (b) 80°                 (c) 40°                   (d) 60°
               6.   Point R  is the midpoint of CD. Which of the following is true?

                    (a) CD CR-   =  RD                               (b) CR = 2  CD
                    (c) CD +  CR =  RD                               (d) CD = half   RD
               7.   What kind of an angle is it, if it is equal to its supplement?
                    (a) acute                (b) obtuse              (c) right                 (d) None of these
               8.   What kind of an angle is it, if it is smaller than its supplement?
                    (a) acute                (b) obtuse              (c) right                 (d) None of these

               9.   What kind of an angle is it, if it is larger than its supplement?
                    (a) acute                (b) obtuse              (c) right                 (d) None of these
              10.   What kind of an angle is it, if it is equal to its complement?
                    (a) acute                (b) obtuse              (c) right                 (d) None of these




                                                          H O T S


               1.   Draw a circle and any two of its diam e ters. If you join the ends of these diam e ters, what the
                    figure obtained? What figure is obtained if the diameters are perpendicular      to each other?
               2.   Mark the image of the point P in line l. Name it as P¢ Measure AP BP AP BP,  ,  , ¢  ¢. Is AP =  AP¢,
                    BP =  BP¢?
               3.   Draw a circle of radius 5 cm and divide it into six equal sector.
                    [Hints :  Draw arcs cutting the circle with the opening of a compass equal to its radius.]







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