Chapter 5
Mathematics Class 7
47 of 47 questions
47
Total Questions
16
Easy
23
Medium
8
Hard
Q1
easyIntersecting Lines
When two straight lines intersect on a plane what is the point at which they meet called
Q2
easyIntersecting Lines
How many angles are formed when two lines intersect
Q3
easyLinear Pairs
What do you call pairs of adjacent angles formed by intersecting lines that add up to one hundred eighty degrees
Q4
easyVertically Opposite Angles
Which angles are called vertically opposite angles
Q5
easyVertically Opposite Angles
If angle a is one hundred twenty degrees what is the measure of its vertically opposite angle c
Q6
easyPerpendicular Lines
What is the term for two lines that intersect at right angles
Q7
easyPerpendicular Lines
What is the measure of each angle when two lines intersect and all four angles are equal
Q8
easyTransversals
What do you call a line that intersects two other lines
Q9
easyTransversals
How many angles are formed when a transversal intersects two lines
Q10
mediumCorresponding Angles
Which of these pairs are corresponding angles when a transversal intersects two lines
Q11
mediumCorresponding Angles
When two lines are parallel what is true about all pairs of corresponding angles formed by a transversal
Q12
mediumParallel Lines
If corresponding angles are equal what can you conclude about the two lines
Q13
mediumAlternate Angles
What are alternate interior angles
Q14
mediumAlternate Angles
When lines are parallel what is true about pairs of alternate interior angles
Q15
mediumInterior Angles
What is the sum of interior angles on the same side of the transversal when the lines are parallel
Q16
mediumMeasurement Errors
Which of these is not a reason measurement of angles in a hands on activity may not be exact
Q17
hardPaper Folding
In paper folding activity how many parallel lines do you get after two horizontal folds on a square sheet
Q18
hardNotations
Which notation denotes two sets of parallel lines in a figure
Q19
mediumProofs
What is the key property used to prove lines are parallel using a transversal and tracing paper
Q20
mediumExample Problems
In example where angle six equals one hundred thirty five degrees what is the measure of angle two
Q21
mediumInterior Angles
In figure with parallel lines and transversal if one interior angle is fifty degrees what is its supplementary interior angle on the same side
Q22
easyPerpendicular Lines
What type of angle is formed when two perpendicular lines intersect
Q23
easyParallel Lines
Which lines never meet however far extended on a plane
Q24
mediumDrawing Techniques
In drawing parallel lines with a set square which angle is measured between the set square edge and reference line
Q25
mediumAlternate Angles
What is the relationship between alternate angles when a transversal intersects parallel lines
Q26
easySummary
In the summary what angle sum property is listed for linear pairs
Q27
hardParallel Lines
What property of corresponding angles is both necessary and sufficient to establish parallelism
Q28
mediumExample Problems
Which example shows lines are not parallel due to unequal corresponding angles
Q29
easyLinear Pairs
In figure five point two what angles are a linear pair
Q30
mediumMeasurement Techniques
What tools are suggested for checking equality of corresponding angles
Q31
mediumCorresponding Angles
Which angle in figure five point fourteen corresponds to angle two
Q32
hardTransversals
What is the maximum number of distinct angle measures formed when a transversal intersects two lines
Q33
mediumPaper Folding
What is the first step to draw a line parallel to a given line through a point using paper folding
Q34
mediumPaper Folding
After folding a perpendicular to the given line what is the next fold to obtain a parallel line
Q35
hardAlternate Angles
Which angles are called alternate exterior angles
Q36
mediumAlternate Angles
What is true about alternate exterior angles when lines are parallel
Q37
mediumCorresponding Angles
In figure five point twenty six what pair of angles are corresponding
Q38
hardAlternate Angles
Which angle is the alternate interior of angle e in figure five point twenty five
Q39
easyDefinitions
What do we call the ideal mathematical concept of a line that has no thickness
Q40
hardApplications
Which discipline is not mentioned as an application of geometry in the chapter introduction
Q41
mediumPatterns
What pattern do you observe for the number of parallel lines after successive horizontal folds
Q42
mediumDrawing Techniques
Which angle relationship justifies lines are perpendicular using set square
Q43
easyActivities
In the activities section what is the main objective of paper folding tasks
Q44
easyDefinitions
What do we call the angle of a straight line
Q45
mediumExample Problems
Which example problem uses the sum of interior angles to find unknown angles in a quadrilateral
Q46
hardChallenges
In the figure it out questions why might it be challenging to draw lines parallel to inclined segments on rectangular dot sheet
Q47
mediumSummary
Which of these is not part of the chapter summary