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Chapter 7

Mathematics Class 7

51 of 51 questions

51
Total Questions
18
Easy
22
Medium
11
Hard
Q1
easyBasic Definitions
What is the name given to the corner points of a triangle?
A.Edges
B.Vertices
C.Angles
D.Faces
Q2
easyConstructions
Which construction tool is essential for drawing arcs of given radius?
A.Set square
B.Ruler
C.Protractor
D.Compass
Q3
easyTriangle Types
In an equilateral triangle all sides are equal. What else is equal?
A.Angles
B.Altitudes
C.Perimeter
D.Circumference
Q4
easyConstructions
What is the length of each side when constructing an equilateral triangle of side 4 cm?
A.4 cm
B.2 cm
C.6 cm
D.8 cm
Q5
easyConstructions
Which step directly gives the third vertex in compass construction of a triangle if two sides are given?
A.Draw base
B.Draw two arcs
C.Measure angles
D.Join vertices
Q6
mediumTriangle Inequality
What condition must three lengths satisfy to form a triangle?
A.All are equal
B.Sum of any two greater than third
C.All different
D.Product of two equals third
Q7
mediumTriangle Inequality
Which set of lengths cannot form a triangle?
A.3 cm, 4 cm, 6 cm
B.2 cm, 3 cm, 6 cm
C.4 cm, 5 cm, 8 cm
D.1 cm, 5 cm, 5 cm
Q8
easyAngle Sum Property
What is the third angle of a triangle if the other two are 50° and 70°?
A.60°
B.80°
C.90°
D.100°
Q9
mediumConstructions
Which construction uses two angles and the included side?
A.SSS
B.SAS
C.ASA
D.AAS
Q10
easyConstructions
When drawing the altitude from a vertex, which tool ensures a right angle?
A.Compass
B.Protractor
C.Set square
D.Divider
Q11
easyTriangle Types
What type of triangle has exactly two equal sides?
A.Scalene
B.Equilateral
C.Isosceles
D.Right-angled
Q12
hardTriangle Inequality
Which case describes circles touching at exactly one point during triangle construction?
A.No intersection
B.Touching externally
C.Touching internally
D.Intersecting at two points
Q13
mediumConstructions
In SAS construction, what does SAS stand for?
A.Side-Angle-Side
B.Side-Side-Angle
C.Angle-Side-Angle
D.Angle-Angle-Side
Q14
mediumTriangle Inequality
Which inequality must hold for lengths a, b, c to form a triangle?
A.a + b = c
B.a + b > c
C.a + b < c
D.a + c < b
Q15
easyAngle Properties
What is an exterior angle of a triangle?
A.Angle inside the triangle
B.Angle formed by extending one side
C.Angle between two sides
D.Angle sum complement
Q16
mediumAngle Sum Property
If two angles of a triangle are 75° and 60°, what is the third?
A.45°
B.55°
C.65°
D.85°
Q17
easyConstructions
What is the altitude of a triangle?
A.Distance along a side
B.Perpendicular from vertex to opposite side
C.Sum of sides
D.Height of base
Q18
mediumTriangle Types
Which triangle has all angles acute?
A.Obtuse-angled
B.Right-angled
C.Scalene
D.Acute-angled
Q19
hardTriangle Inequality
Which construction case leads to no triangle formation?
A.Circles intersecting
B.Circles touching internally
C.Circles not intersecting
D.Circles coincident
Q20
mediumConstructions
In the construction of a triangle given two sides and included angle, which step comes first?
A.Draw arcs
B.Join vertices
C.Construct included angle
D.Draw base
Q21
easyTriangle Types
Which type of triangle has one right angle?
A.Scalene
B.Obtuse-angled
C.Right-angled
D.Equilateral
Q22
easyTriangle Types
What is the measure of each angle in an equilateral triangle?
A.45°
B.60°
C.75°
D.90°
Q23
hardAngle Properties
Which pair of angles cannot be adjacent angles of a triangle if their sum ≥ 180°?
A.40° and 100°
B.30° and 130°
C.60° and 70°
D.50° and 120°
Q24
mediumAngle Properties
What conclusion can be drawn if sum of two given angles is less than 180°?
A.No triangle exists
B.Exactly one triangle exists
C.At least one triangle may exist
D.Infinite triangles exist
Q25
mediumTriangle Inequality
Which technique validates existence of a triangle without actual construction?
A.Plotting points
B.Using rough diagram and inequality
C.Folding paper
D.Measuring arcs
Q26
mediumAngle Sum Property
Which figure is obtained by drawing a line through a vertex parallel to the opposite side?
A.Parallelogram
B.Transversal diagram
C.Parallel line figure
D.Exterior angle diagram
Q27
hardConstructions
Which pair of given sides and included angle can sometimes fail to construct a triangle?
A.3 cm, 5 cm, 60°
B.4 cm, 7 cm, 140°
C.5 cm, 6 cm, 30°
D.2 cm, 3 cm, 45°
Q28
easyTriangle Types
How many types of triangles are there based on side lengths?
A.Two
B.Three
C.Four
D.Five
Q29
mediumConstructions
In the context of triangle constructions, SSS stands for?
A.Side-Side-Side
B.Side-Angle-Side
C.Angle-Side-Angle
D.Side-Side-Angle
Q30
mediumAngle Sum Property
Which property ensures the sum of interior angles of any triangle is 180°?
A.Triangle inequality
B.Parallel line property
C.Exterior angle theorem
D.Congruence
Q31
hardConstructions
What does the construction ‘ASA’ guarantee in triangle formation?
A.Unique triangle up to congruence
B.Multiple triangles
C.No triangle
D.Infinite triangles
Q32
easyTriangle Types
Which triangle classification is based on angle measures only?
A.Equilateral, isosceles, scalene
B.Acute, right, obtuse
C.SSS, SAS, ASA
D.Perimeter, area, altitude
Q33
mediumTriangle Inequality
Which inequality comparison is unnecessary once the largest side is verified?
A.Largest < sum of others
B.Smallest < sum of others
C.All equal
D.Difference equals base
Q34
easyTriangle Types
What does an obtuse-angled triangle have?
A.One angle > 90°
B.One angle = 90°
C.All angles < 90°
D.All angles = 60°
Q35
hardAngle Sum Property
Which method uses paper folding to demonstrate angle sum property?
A.Compass arcs
B.Fold all three vertices to meet
C.Fold parallel line
D.Fold base in half
Q36
mediumTriangle Types
In triangle ABC, if AB = AC and angle B = angle C, what type is it?
A.Scalene
B.Isosceles
C.Equilateral
D.Right-angled
Q37
hardConstructions
Which construction cannot determine a triangle uniquely?
A.SSS
B.SAS
C.ASA
D.SSA
Q38
easyTriangle Types
What is the name for a triangle with all sides of different lengths?
A.Equilateral
B.Isosceles
C.Scalene
D.Right-angled
Q39
mediumTriangle Inequality
Which relation describes Case 2 where circles do not intersect in side-side construction?
A.Sum of radii = base
B.Sum of radii < base
C.Sum of radii > base
D.Difference of radii = base
Q40
easyAngle Properties
What is the angle between the extension of one side and the adjacent side called?
A.Interior angle
B.Exterior angle
C.Vertex angle
D.Supplementary angle
Q41
mediumConstructions
Which type of triangle construction uses two sides and non-included angle?
A.SAS
B.ASA
C.SSA
D.AAS
Q42
easyTriangle Types
What must be true for an equilateral triangle to exist with any given side length?
A.Side > 0
B.Side ≥ 1
C.Side < 10
D.Side rational
Q43
mediumAngle Sum Property
Which diagrammatic step proves that sum of interior angles equals 180°?
A.Drawing altitude
B.Drawing parallel line
C.Drawing arcs
D.Folding base
Q44
mediumTriangle Inequality
What happens when you attempt to construct a triangle with sides 3 cm, 4 cm, and 8 cm?
A.Successful construction
B.Arcs touch exactly
C.No intersection of arcs
D.Infinite solutions
Q45
hardAngle Properties
Which pair of angles can always form a triangle with some side length?
A.90° and 95°
B.100° and 85°
C.120° and 70°
D.140° and 30°
Q46
mediumTriangle Inequality
Which technique checks existence of a triangle by comparing largest side and sum of others?
A.Folding
B.Rough diagram
C.Protractor measure
D.Compass arcs
Q47
hardConstructions
What is the least value of external angle B that prevents triangle formation with angle A fixed at 40°?
A.90°
B.100°
C.140°
D.180°
Q48
mediumConstructions
Which practice exercise asks to construct triangle with sides 3 cm, 4 cm, and 5 cm?
A.Construct equilateral
B.Construct isosceles
C.Construct scalene
D.Construct right-angled
Q49
mediumAngle Sum Property
Which figure in exercises illustrates alternate interior angles with parallels?
A.Fig. 7.2
B.Fig. 7.5
C.Fig. 7.6
D.Fig. 7.7
Q50
hardConstructions
What is proven by constructing full circles in triangle side-side cases?
A.Altitude length
B.Intersection existence
C.Angle sum
D.Parallel lines
Q51
hardTriangle Inequality
Which condition ensures two circles intersect at two points internally?
A.Sum of radii = base
B.Sum of radii < base
C.Sum of radii > base
D.Difference of radii = base