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Mathematics Class 7

232 of 232 questions (232 total across all chapters)

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Q1
easyPlace Value
How many zeros are there in one lakh when written in digits?
A.4
B.5
C.6
D.7
Q2
mediumLarge Numbers
If you eat 2 varieties of rice each day, how many varieties will you taste in 100 years (ignoring leap years)?
A.73,000
B.73,000 varieties
C.73,000 days
D.73,000 varieties approximately
Q3
easySubtraction
According to the 2011 Census, Chintamani had 75,000 people. How much less is this than one lakh?
A.20,000
B.25,000
C.30,000
D.35,000
Q4
mediumSubtraction
The estimated population of Chintamani in 2024 is 106,000. How much more is this than one lakh?
A.4,000
B.5,000
C.6,000
D.7,000
Q5
mediumMeasurement
Which floor count approximates Somu’s building height if Somu is 1 m tall and each floor is four times his height, given the building height is plotted up to 500 m?
A.20 floors
B.25 floors
C.30 floors
D.35 floors
Q6
easyNumber Names
Write 3,00,600 in words using the Indian system.
A.Three lakh six hundred
B.Three lakh sixty hundred
C.Three lakh six thousand
D.Three lakh zero six hundred
Q7
easyNumber Conversion
Convert ‘one lakh twenty three thousand four hundred and fifty six’ into digits (Indian system).
A.1,23,456
B.12,34,56
C.1,234,56
D.1,23,545
Q8
mediumCalculator Buttons
How many times press the +1000 button to reach 90,000 on the Thoughtful Thousands calculator?
A.90 times
B.100 times
C.90,000 times
D.9 times
Q9
mediumCalculator Buttons
On the Tedious Tens calculator, how many presses to show 780?
A.78
B.7.8
C.780
D.7800
Q10
hardExpression Building
Find two different expressions to get 5072 using Creative Chitti’s buttons.
A.(50×100)+(7×10)+(2×1) and (3×1000)+(20×100)+(72×1)
B.(5×1000)+(72×1) and (507×10)+(2×1)
C.(5072×1) and (0)
D.Both expressions are the same
Q11
hardOptimization
What is the smallest number of button presses to get 8300 on Systematic Sippy?
A.13 presses (+1000×8, +100×3)
B.830 presses
C.83 presses
D.8 presses
Q12
easyPlace Value
How many zeros are there in one crore when written in Indian format?
A.5
B.6
C.7
D.8
Q13
hardNumber Names
Read 4050678 in Indian place value notation and write its name in the American system.
A.Four million fifty thousand six hundred seventy-eight
B.Forty lakh fifty thousand six hundred seventy-eight
C.Four million fifty lakh sixty thousand
D.None of the above
Q14
mediumEstimation
Which estimate is closer for 463,128 + 419,682: near 800,000 or near 900,000?
A.Near 800,000
B.Near 900,000
C.Exact 883,000
D.Neither
Q15
hardSubtraction
Convert 14,63,128 – 4,90,020 exactly.
A.9,73,108
B.9,63,108
C.9,73,008
D.9,63,008
Q16
mediumData Interpretation
Which city’s population almost doubled between 2001 and 2011 in the given table?
A.Bengaluru
B.Surat
C.Kolkata
D.Pune
Q17
hardNumber Patterns
What pattern is observed when multiplying 1111 × 1111?
A.1234321
B.1111111
C.1110000
D.Wrong pattern
Q18
easyMultiplication Tricks
Calculate 116 × 5 quickly using the shortcut shown.
A.580
B.600
C.590
D.570
Q19
mediumMultiplication Tricks
Multiply 824 × 25 using division shortcut.
A.20,600
B.20,800
C.21,000
D.20,200
Q20
mediumFascinating Facts
What is 1250 × 380? (fact about Purandaradāsa)
A.475,000
B.476,000
C.475,500
D.475,100
Q21
hardFascinating Facts
The average Amazon discharge per second is given by 6400 × 62,500. What is this product?
A.400,000,000
B.380,000,000
C.420,000,000
D.360,000,000
Q22
mediumReasoning
Could Mumbai’s population fit into 100,000 buses of 50 people each?
A.Yes
B.No
C.Maybe
D.Insufficient data
Q23
easyReasoning
If you travel 100 km per day, how far in 10 years ignoring leap years?
A.365,000 km
B.365,000 km
C.365,000 km
D.365,000 km
Q24
mediumEstimation
Using 250 babies born per minute, will one million babies be born in a day?
A.Yes
B.No
C.Exactly one million
D.Insufficient data
Q25
easyEstimation
Can you count one million coins in a day at one coin per second?
A.No
B.Yes
C.Exactly
D.Insufficient data
Q26
easyPatterns
How many stick segments make the digit 7 in the toothpick activity?
A.2
B.3
C.4
D.5
Q27
hardCreative Thinking
Starting from 42,019 (23 sticks), adding two sticks yields 42,078. What is another valid bigger number?
A.42,091
B.42,029
C.42,019
D.42,000
Q28
mediumPermutations
Where to insert ‘1’ in 4 2 0 1 9 to get the largest number?
A.Before 4
B.After 4
C.After 2
D.At end
Q29
hardCombinatorics
Using digits 0–9 once, what is the largest multiple of 5?
A.9876543120
B.9876543210
C.9876543102
D.9876543012
Q30
mediumConversions
How many lakhs make a billion in Indian system?
A.10 lakhs
B.100 lakhs
C.1,000 lakhs
D.10,000 lakhs
Q31
mediumRounding
What is the nearest lakh to 6,72,85,183?
A.6,72,00,000
B.6,73,00,000
C.6,70,00,000
D.6,72,80,000
Q32
easyInternational System
Which American comma placement corresponds to Indian 1,00,00,000?
A.10,000,000
B.100,000,000
C.1,000,000,00
D.100,000
Q33
easyData Recall
In the table of city populations, which city was ranked 5th in 2011?
A.Ahmedabad
B.Chennai
C.Bengaluru
D.Hyderabad
Q34
mediumEtymology
Which large number name originates from Sanskrit lakṣha?
A.Lakh
B.Crore
C.Arab
D.Million
Q35
hardRounding
Write the seven nearest neighbours (thousand to crore) for 3,87,69,957: what is the nearest crore?
A.4,00,00,000
B.3,00,00,000
C.3,80,00,000
D.3,90,00,000
Q36
easyConversions
What is the name for 1,000,000 in the Indian system?
A.Ten lakh
B.One lakh
C.One crore
D.One million
Q37
mediumEstimation
Estimate whether 4,63,128 + 4,19,682 is greater or less than 8,50,000.
A.Less than 8,50,000
B.Greater than 8,50,000
C.Equal to 8,50,000
D.Cannot tell
Q38
easyMultiplication
What is the product of 101 × 101?
A.10,201
B.10,002
C.11,011
D.10,110
Q39
hardOptimization
Which button combination gives the fewest presses for 20,800 on Systematic Sippy?
A.+10,000×2 + +1,000×0 + +100×8
B.+10,000×2 + +1,000×1 + +100×8
C.+10,000×2 + +1,000×0 + +100×80
D.+10,000×2 + +1,000×0 + +100×80
Q40
mediumEstimation
If a paper sheet weighs 5 g, can you lift 100,000 sheets at once?
A.Yes, 500 kg
B.No, 500 kg
C.Yes, 50 kg
D.No, 50 kg
Q41
mediumRate Problems
How many days for a bar-tailed godwit to fly 13,560 km at approx. 1,200 km/day?
A.11 days
B.10 days
C.9 days
D.12 days
Q42
hardCounting
How many stick segments to write 5108 in toothpick digits?
A.20
B.19
C.21
D.22
Q43
easyPlace Value
What is the smallest five-digit number?
A.10,000
B.9,999
C.100,000
D.1,000
Q44
easyBasic Concepts
Which of the following best defines an arithmetic expression?
A.A phrase that uses numbers and operations like +, –, ×, ÷
B.An equation with an unknown variable
C.A number line diagram
D.A shape with equal sides
Q45
easyBasic Concepts
What is the value of the expression 13 + 2?
A.11
B.15
C.12
D.14
Q46
easyBasic Concepts
In 5 × 25, the operation is read as:
A.5 plus 25
B.5 minus 25
C.5 times 25
D.5 divided by 25
Q47
mediumBasic Concepts
Which of these is NOT a correct way to express 12 using two numbers and one operation?
A.10 + 2
B.15 – 3
C.3 × 4
D.24 ÷ 3
Q48
mediumComparison
Fill in the blank to make the equality true: 13 + 4 = ____ + 6
A.11
B.12
C.13
D.14
Q49
mediumComparison
Which symbol correctly compares 10 + 2 and 7 + 1?
A.=
B.>
C.<
D.
Q50
mediumWord Problems
Who has more marbles? 1023 + 125 or 1022 + 128?
A.1023 + 125
B.1022 + 128
C.They have the same
D.Cannot determine
Q51
mediumComparison
Evaluate 113 – 25 and 112 – 24. What is the relationship between them?
A.>
B.<
C.=
D.Cannot compare
Q52
mediumOrder of Operations
What is the value of the expression 30 + (5 × 4)?
A.140
B.50
C.35
D.20
Q53
mediumProperties
Which rule explains why swapping the terms in 6 + 4 gives the same result as 4 + 6?
A.Associative property
B.Distributive property
C.Commutative property
D.Identity property
Q54
mediumTerms
What are the terms in the expression 83 – 14?
A.83 and 14
B.83 and –14
C.83 – and 14
D.83× and 14
Q55
easyBrackets
Evaluate 100 – (15 + 56).
A.41
B.29
C.15
D.56
Q56
mediumRemoving Brackets
Removing the brackets: 200 – (40 + 3) equals
A.200 – 40 + 3
B.200 – 43
C.200 – 40 – 3
D.200 + 40 – 3
Q57
mediumRemoving Brackets
Evaluate 500 – (250 – 100) by removing brackets.
A.350
B.150
C.350 or 350
D.350
Q58
mediumProperties
Which expression uses the distributive property correctly?
A.2 × (43 + 24) = 2×43 + 2×24
B.2 × (43 + 24) = 2 + 43 + 24
C.2 ÷ (43 + 24) = 2÷43 + 2÷24
D.2 + (43 + 24) = 2+43 +24
Q59
mediumOrder of Operations
In the expression 4 + 100 ÷ 2, which operation is performed first?
A.Addition
B.Division
C.It depends on context
D.Neither
Q60
mediumWord Problems
How many 2 kg packets can be made from 100 kg of rice plus 4 existing packets?
A.50
B.54
C.46
D.100
Q61
mediumWord Problems
Which expression represents paying ₹432 using 4×100 + 1×20 + 1×10 + 2×1?
A.4×100 + 1×20 + 1×10 + 2×1
B.432 = 4 + 1 + 1 + 2
C.432 ÷ (4 + 1 + 1 + 2)
D.None of these
Q62
mediumProperties
What does the associative property of addition state?
A.a + b = b + a
B.(a + b) + c = a + (b + c)
C.a × (b + c) = ab + ac
D.a – (b + c) = a – b – c
Q63
hardEvaluation
Evaluate 48 – 10 × 2 + 16 ÷ 2 using order of operations.
A.54
B.28
C.36
D.32
Q64
mediumWord Problems
If a friend joins Lhamo and Norbu, what expression gives total cost of cutlet+rasgulla for 3 people?
A.3 × (43 + 24)
B.2 × (43 + 24)
C.3 × 43 + 24
D.43 + 24 × 3
Q65
mediumDistributive Property
Which of these equals (4 + 3) × 5?
A.4 × 5 + 3 × 5
B.4 × 3 + 5
C.4 + 3 + 5
D.4 × (3 + 5)
Q66
mediumRemoving Brackets
Fill in: 24 – (6 + 4) = 24 – 6 ___ 4
A.+
B.
C.×
D.÷
Q67
hardReasoning
Without calculating, which has greater value: (8 – 3) × 29 or (3 – 8) × 29?
A.First is greater
B.Second is greater
C.They are equal
D.Cannot tell
Q68
mediumDistributive Property
Which expression equals (16 – 11) × 12?
A.–11 × 12 + 16 × 12
B.16 × (12 – 11)
C.(16 + 11) × 12
D.16 × 12 – 11 × 12
Q69
mediumWord Problems
Word problem: A market gets 9 kg from Rahim and 11 kg from Shyam every day. How much in a week?
A.20 kg
B.140 kg
C.7 × (9 + 11)
D.Both B and C
Q70
hardWord Problems
Melvin reads 2 pages daily except Tuesdays and Saturdays. In 8 weeks how many pages?
A.5 × 2 × 8
B.7 × 2 × 8
C.(7 – 2) × 2 × 8
D.(7 – 2) × 8
Q71
hardReasoning
Which pair of expressions are equal without calculation?
A.(6 + 10) – 2 and 6 + (10 – 2)
B.(16 – 8) – 3 and 16 – (8 – 3)
C.Both A and B
D.Neither
Q72
hardEvaluation
Evaluate 6 × 3 – 4 × 5 using order of operations.
A.–2
B.–14
C.–8
D.2
Q73
mediumRemoving Brackets
Which of these expressions equals 83 – 37 – 12?
A.83 – (37 + 12)
B.84 – 38 – 12
C.83 – 38 – 13
D.All of the above
Q74
mediumChallenge
Using three 3’s and operations, which gives 2?
A.(3 + 3) / 3
B.3 + 3 – 3
C.3 × (3 – 3)
D.(3 – 3) + 3
Q75
easyTerms
What is the sum of terms in 28 – 7 + 8 when written as terms?
A.28, –7, 8
B.28, 7, 8
C.–28, 7, –8
D.None of these
Q76
mediumDistributive Property
Which describes why 14 × 10 – 6 × 10 = (14 – 6) × 10?
A.Commutative property
B.Associative property
C.Distributive property
D.Identity property
Q77
mediumDistributive Property
Fill in blanks: 5 × (9 – 2) = 5 × 9 ___ 5 × 2
A.+
B.
C.×
D.÷
Q78
easyProperties
Why does changing the order of addition terms not change the sum?
A.Commutative property of addition
B.Associative property of addition
C.Distributive property
D.None of these
Q79
easyAssociative Property
Which expression gives the height if window parts are 3 cm + 2 cm + 5 cm?
A.3 + (2 + 5)
B.(3 + 2) + 5
C.3 + 2 + 5
D.All of the above
Q80
hardEvaluation
Evaluate 39 – 2 × 6 + 11 without brackets.
A.28
B.42
C.38
D.36
Q81
easyTerms
In token model, subtracting a number equals adding its inverse. What is inverse of –14?
A.14
B.–14
C.0
D.None
Q82
mediumRemoving Brackets
Which of these shows removal of negative bracket correctly: 100 – (15 + 56)?
A.100 – 15 + 56
B.100 – 15 – 56
C.100 + 15 – 56
D.None
Q83
easyBrackets
Which equation uses brackets to clarify order in 30 + 5 × 4?
A.30 + 5 × 4
B.30 + (5 × 4)
C.(30 + 5) × 4
D.(30 + 5 × 4)
Q84
hardComparison
Which is the correct ascending order of values: 67 – 19, 67 – 20, 35 + 25, 5 × 11, 120 ÷ 3?
A.47, 48, 60, 55, 40
B.48, 47, 60, 55, 40
C.40, 47, 48, 55, 60
D.47, 48, 55, 60, 40
Q85
hardWord Problems
Which story situation matches the expression 89 + 21 – 10?
A.Queen gives coins and loses some
B.Buying items and getting change
C.Group forming game
D.Rice packets problem
Q86
mediumWord Problems
In “Fire in the mountain” game, if Ruby writes 6 × 5 + 3, what does 3 represent?
A.Groups of 6
B.Remaining students
C.Total students
D.Eliminated students
Q87
mediumWord Problems
Which expression correctly describes Irfan’s change: biscuit ₹15, dal ₹56, paid ₹100?
A.100 – 15 – 56
B.100 – (15 + 56)
C.Both A and B
D.100 – 15 + 56
Q88
mediumRemoving Brackets
Which fill-in matches 27 – (8 + 3) = 27 – 8 ___ 3?
A.+
B.
C.×
D.÷
Q89
mediumDistributive Property
Which is NOT a valid result of 3 × (6 + 7)?
A.3×6 + 3×7
B.3 + 6 + 7
C.3 × 13
D.39 + 21
Q90
hardReasoning
Which two expressions are equal by reasoning, not calculation?
A.(34 – 28) × 42 and 34 × 42 – 28 × 42
B.15 + 9 × 18 and (15 + 9) × 18
C.23 × (17 – 9) and 23 × 17 + 23 × 9
D.All of the above
Q91
easyProperties
Which practice illustrates commutative property of addition?
A.Swapping sock and shoe order
B.Wearing hat then shoes
C.Adding –5 + 10 and 10 + –5
D.Both A and C
Q92
easyDistributive Property
Fill in: (9 + 2) × 4 = 9 × 4 ___ 2 × 4
A.+
B.
C.×
D.÷
Q93
easySummary
Which statement summarizes the chapter on arithmetic expressions?
A.Order of operations, use of brackets, and properties like commutative, associative, distributive
B.Only addition and subtraction
C.Only multiplication and division
D.Just fill-in-the-blank exercises
Q94
easyIntersecting Lines
When two straight lines intersect on a plane what is the point at which they meet called
A.Endpoint
B.Vertex
C.Intersection point
D.Midpoint
Q95
easyIntersecting Lines
How many angles are formed when two lines intersect
A.Two
B.Three
C.Four
D.Five
Q96
easyLinear Pairs
What do you call pairs of adjacent angles formed by intersecting lines that add up to one hundred eighty degrees
A.Vertical angles
B.Linear pairs
C.Alternate angles
D.Corresponding angles
Q97
easyVertically Opposite Angles
Which angles are called vertically opposite angles
A.Adjacent angles
B.Angles that share a common side
C.Angles that are equal and opposite each other
D.Angles that add up to one hundred eighty degrees
Q98
easyVertically Opposite Angles
If angle a is one hundred twenty degrees what is the measure of its vertically opposite angle c
A.Sixty degrees
B.One hundred twenty degrees
C.One hundred eighty degrees
D.Ninety degrees
Q99
easyPerpendicular Lines
What is the term for two lines that intersect at right angles
A.Parallel lines
B.Perpendicular lines
C.Transversal lines
D.Skew lines
Q100
easyPerpendicular Lines
What is the measure of each angle when two lines intersect and all four angles are equal
A.Sixty degrees
B.Ninety degrees
C.One hundred degrees
D.Forty five degrees
Q101
easyTransversals
What do you call a line that intersects two other lines
A.Parallel axis
B.Perpendicular bisector
C.Transversal
D.Midline
Q102
easyTransversals
How many angles are formed when a transversal intersects two lines
A.Four
B.Six
C.Eight
D.Ten
Q103
mediumCorresponding Angles
Which of these pairs are corresponding angles when a transversal intersects two lines
A.Angle one and angle five
B.Angle one and angle two
C.Angle one and angle four
D.Angle one and angle eight
Q104
mediumCorresponding Angles
When two lines are parallel what is true about all pairs of corresponding angles formed by a transversal
A.They sum to one hundred eighty
B.They are supplementary
C.They are equal
D.They are complementary
Q105
mediumParallel Lines
If corresponding angles are equal what can you conclude about the two lines
A.They are perpendicular
B.They are parallel
C.They intersect at ninety degrees
D.They are skew
Q106
mediumAlternate Angles
What are alternate interior angles
A.Angles on opposite sides of transversal inside the two lines
B.Angles on the same side of transversal inside the two lines
C.Angles on opposite sides outside the two lines
D.Angles on the same side outside the two lines
Q107
mediumAlternate Angles
When lines are parallel what is true about pairs of alternate interior angles
A.They sum to one hundred eighty
B.They are equal
C.They are supplementary
D.They are complementary
Q108
mediumInterior Angles
What is the sum of interior angles on the same side of the transversal when the lines are parallel
A.Ninety degrees
B.One hundred eighty degrees
C.Three hundred sixty degrees
D.One hundred twenty degrees
Q109
mediumMeasurement Errors
Which of these is not a reason measurement of angles in a hands on activity may not be exact
A.Improper use of protractor
B.Thickness of drawn lines
C.Using ideal lines in geometry
D.Parallax error
Q110
hardPaper Folding
In paper folding activity how many parallel lines do you get after two horizontal folds on a square sheet
A.Two
B.Three
C.Four
D.Five
Q111
hardNotations
Which notation denotes two sets of parallel lines in a figure
A.Single arrow marks for both sets
B.Double arrow marks for second set
C.Square mark for parallelism
D.Arrowheads on endpoints
Q112
mediumProofs
What is the key property used to prove lines are parallel using a transversal and tracing paper
A.Equality of linear pairs
B.Equality of corresponding angles
C.Equality of vertical angles
D.Sum of alternate angles
Q113
mediumExample Problems
In example where angle six equals one hundred thirty five degrees what is the measure of angle two
A.Forty five degrees
B.One hundred thirty five degrees
C.Forty five degrees
D.Sixty five degrees
Q114
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
A.One hundred thirty degrees
B.Fifty degrees
C.Ninety degrees
D.One hundred eighty degrees
Q115
easyPerpendicular Lines
What type of angle is formed when two perpendicular lines intersect
A.Straight angle
B.Right angle
C.Acute angle
D.Reflex angle
Q116
easyParallel Lines
Which lines never meet however far extended on a plane
A.Intersecting lines
B.Perpendicular lines
C.Parallel lines
D.Skew lines
Q117
mediumDrawing Techniques
In drawing parallel lines with a set square which angle is measured between the set square edge and reference line
A.Forty five degrees
B.One hundred eighty degrees
C.Ninety degrees
D.One hundred thirty five degrees
Q118
mediumAlternate Angles
What is the relationship between alternate angles when a transversal intersects parallel lines
A.They are supplementary
B.They are equal
C.They sum to ninety degrees
D.They are complementary
Q119
easySummary
In the summary what angle sum property is listed for linear pairs
A.They add to ninety degrees
B.They add to one hundred eighty degrees
C.They add to three hundred sixty degrees
D.They add to one hundred twenty degrees
Q120
hardParallel Lines
What property of corresponding angles is both necessary and sufficient to establish parallelism
A.They are supplementary
B.They are equal
C.They are complementary
D.They are right angles
Q121
mediumExample Problems
Which example shows lines are not parallel due to unequal corresponding angles
A.Angle a equals one twenty and angle f equals seventy
B.Angle a equals ninety and angle f equals ninety
C.Angles are vertical pairs
D.Angles are linear pairs
Q122
easyLinear Pairs
In figure five point two what angles are a linear pair
A.Angles a and c
B.Angles a and b
C.Angles b and c
D.Angles c and d
Q123
mediumMeasurement Techniques
What tools are suggested for checking equality of corresponding angles
A.Compass and ruler
B.Tracing paper and protractor
C.Graph paper and pencil
D.Set square and divider
Q124
mediumCorresponding Angles
Which angle in figure five point fourteen corresponds to angle two
A.Angle six
B.Angle three
C.Angle four
D.Angle seven
Q125
hardTransversals
What is the maximum number of distinct angle measures formed when a transversal intersects two lines
A.Four
B.Six
C.Eight
D.Two
Q126
mediumPaper Folding
What is the first step to draw a line parallel to a given line through a point using paper folding
A.Fold perpendicular to given line
B.Fold a diagonal crease
C.Fold the edges to meet the point
D.Make a horizontal fold
Q127
mediumPaper Folding
After folding a perpendicular to the given line what is the next fold to obtain a parallel line
A.Fold along the given line
B.Fold perpendicular to the new crease
C.Fold diagonal across corners
D.Fold vertical to the sheet
Q128
hardAlternate Angles
Which angles are called alternate exterior angles
A.Angles outside the two lines on opposite sides of transversal
B.Angles inside the two lines on opposite sides of transversal
C.Angles inside on the same side
D.Angles outside on the same side
Q129
mediumAlternate Angles
What is true about alternate exterior angles when lines are parallel
A.They are supplementary
B.They are equal
C.They are complementary
D.They sum to three hundred sixty
Q130
mediumCorresponding Angles
In figure five point twenty six what pair of angles are corresponding
A.Angles two and six
B.Angles one and eight
C.Angles three and four
D.Angles five and seven
Q131
hardAlternate Angles
Which angle is the alternate interior of angle e in figure five point twenty five
A.Angle c
B.Angle d
C.Angle f
D.Angle g
Q132
easyDefinitions
What do we call the ideal mathematical concept of a line that has no thickness
A.Sketch line
B.Geometric line
C.Theoretical line
D.Ideal line
Q133
hardApplications
Which discipline is not mentioned as an application of geometry in the chapter introduction
A.Art
B.Engineering
C.Biology
D.Physics
Q134
mediumPatterns
What pattern do you observe for the number of parallel lines after successive horizontal folds
A.No pattern
B.It doubles each time
C.It increases by one each time
D.It triples each time
Q135
mediumDrawing Techniques
Which angle relationship justifies lines are perpendicular using set square
A.Corresponding equals ninety
B.Alternate equals ninety
C.Linear pairs sum to one hundred eighty
D.Vertical pairs sum to one hundred eighty
Q136
easyActivities
In the activities section what is the main objective of paper folding tasks
A.Learn to measure angles
B.Explore parallel and perpendicular lines
C.Draw diagrams neatly
D.Practice freehand drawing
Q137
easyDefinitions
What do we call the angle of a straight line
A.Right angle
B.Straight angle
C.Reflex angle
D.Acute angle
Q138
mediumExample Problems
Which example problem uses the sum of interior angles to find unknown angles in a quadrilateral
A.Example one with angle six
B.Example two with unequal corresponding angles
C.Example three with alternate angles
D.Example four with two pairs of parallel sides
Q139
hardChallenges
In the figure it out questions why might it be challenging to draw lines parallel to inclined segments on rectangular dot sheet
A.Lack of ruler
B.Eye strain
C.Different orientation makes intuition harder
D.Dots are unevenly spaced
Q140
mediumSummary
Which of these is not part of the chapter summary
A.Definition of perpendicular lines
B.Definition of parallel lines
C.Properties of skew lines
D.Properties of alternate angles
Q141
easyBasic Definitions
What is the name given to the corner points of a triangle?
A.Edges
B.Vertices
C.Angles
D.Faces
Q142
easyConstructions
Which construction tool is essential for drawing arcs of given radius?
A.Set square
B.Ruler
C.Protractor
D.Compass
Q143
easyTriangle Types
In an equilateral triangle all sides are equal. What else is equal?
A.Angles
B.Altitudes
C.Perimeter
D.Circumference
Q144
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
Q145
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
Q146
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
Q147
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
Q148
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°
Q149
mediumConstructions
Which construction uses two angles and the included side?
A.SSS
B.SAS
C.ASA
D.AAS
Q150
easyConstructions
When drawing the altitude from a vertex, which tool ensures a right angle?
A.Compass
B.Protractor
C.Set square
D.Divider
Q151
easyTriangle Types
What type of triangle has exactly two equal sides?
A.Scalene
B.Equilateral
C.Isosceles
D.Right-angled
Q152
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
Q153
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
Q154
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
Q155
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
Q156
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°
Q157
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
Q158
mediumTriangle Types
Which triangle has all angles acute?
A.Obtuse-angled
B.Right-angled
C.Scalene
D.Acute-angled
Q159
hardTriangle Inequality
Which construction case leads to no triangle formation?
A.Circles intersecting
B.Circles touching internally
C.Circles not intersecting
D.Circles coincident
Q160
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
Q161
easyTriangle Types
Which type of triangle has one right angle?
A.Scalene
B.Obtuse-angled
C.Right-angled
D.Equilateral
Q162
easyTriangle Types
What is the measure of each angle in an equilateral triangle?
A.45°
B.60°
C.75°
D.90°
Q163
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°
Q164
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
Q165
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
Q166
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
Q167
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°
Q168
easyTriangle Types
How many types of triangles are there based on side lengths?
A.Two
B.Three
C.Four
D.Five
Q169
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
Q170
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
Q171
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
Q172
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
Q173
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
Q174
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°
Q175
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
Q176
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
Q177
hardConstructions
Which construction cannot determine a triangle uniquely?
A.SSS
B.SAS
C.ASA
D.SSA
Q178
easyTriangle Types
What is the name for a triangle with all sides of different lengths?
A.Equilateral
B.Isosceles
C.Scalene
D.Right-angled
Q179
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
Q180
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
Q181
mediumConstructions
Which type of triangle construction uses two sides and non-included angle?
A.SAS
B.ASA
C.SSA
D.AAS
Q182
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
Q183
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
Q184
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
Q185
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°
Q186
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
Q187
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°
Q188
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
Q189
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
Q190
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
Q191
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
Q192
easyMultiplication of Fractions
Aaron walks 3 km in 1 hour. How far can he walk in 5 hours?
A.8 km
B.10 km
C.15 km
D.12 km
Q193
easyMultiplication of Fractions
A tortoise walks at 1/4 km per hour. How far does it walk in 3 hours?
A.3/4 km
B.1 km
C.1/4 km
D.3 km
Q194
easyMultiplication of Fractions
Compute 2/5 × 3.
A.6/5
B.3/5
C.5/2
D.2/15
Q195
easyMultiplication of Fractions
What is 3 × 1/5?
A.3/5
B.1/5
C.5/3
D.3/1
Q196
mediumMultiplication Process
Compute (2/5) × 3 again using the divide-then-multiply method. Which is the first step?
A.Divide 3 by 5
B.Multiply 2 by 5
C.Divide 2 by 5
D.Multiply 3 by 2
Q197
mediumWord Problems
A farmer gives each of 5 grandchildren 2/3 acre. How much land in all?
A.10/3 acre
B.5/3 acre
C.2/3 acre
D.5 acre
Q198
mediumWord Problems
Internet time costs ₹8 per hour. How much does 1 1/4 hours cost?
A.₹9
B.₹10
C.₹8.25
D.₹12
Q199
easyMultiplication Rule
What is the general rule for multiplying two fractions a/b × c/d?
A.(a×c)/(b×d)
B.(a+b)/(c+d)
C.a/c + b/d
D.(a×d)/(b×c)
Q200
easyMultiplication of Fractions
What is 1/2 × 1/4?
A.1/8
B.1/6
C.1/4
D.1/2
Q201
easyMultiplication of Fractions
Calculate 3/4 × 2/5.
A.3/10
B.6/9
C.6/20
D.5/12
Q202
mediumMultiplication of Fractions
Find 5/12 × 7/18.
A.35/216
B.12/30
C.35/12
D.7/18
Q203
mediumSimplification
Simplify 12/7 × 5/24.
A.5/14
B.60/168
C.12/24
D.5/7
Q204
easyReciprocal Concept
What is the reciprocal of 3/5?
A.5/3
B.3/5
C.−3/5
D.1/15
Q205
mediumDivision of Fractions
Compute 2/3 ÷ 3/5.
A.10/9
B.5/9
C.6/15
D.2/5
Q206
easyDivision of Fractions
What is 1/5 ÷ 1/2?
A.2/5
B.1/10
C.5/2
D.1/2
Q207
easyDivision Rule
To divide by a fraction, you multiply by its ________.
A.reciprocal
B.denominator
C.numerator
D.sum
Q208
mediumSimplification
Which step should you do first when multiplying fractions to simplify?
A.Cancel common factors
B.Multiply numerators
C.Multiply denominators
D.Add numerators
Q209
easyDivision of Whole by Fraction
What is 6 ÷ 1/4?
A.24
B.3/2
C.1.5
D.2/3
Q210
easyFractional Time
Aaron’s distance in 1/5 hour at 3 km/h is:
A.3/5 km
B.5/3 km
C.1/5 km
D.3/1 km
Q211
easyArea Interpretation
Area of a rectangle with sides 1/2 and 1/4 is:
A.1/8
B.1/6
C.1/4
D.1/2
Q212
mediumWord Problems
A tap fills 7/10 of a tank per hour. How much in 1/3 hour?
A.7/30
B.7/3
C.3/7
D.1/30
Q213
easyWord Problems
If government takes 1/6 of Somu’s land, what remains?
A.5/6
B.1/6
C.1/5
D.6/5
Q214
mediumWord Problems
Somu gives half of her remaining land (5/6) to her daughter. What part of original land is that?
A.5/12
B.5/6
C.1/3
D.1/2
Q215
mediumWord Problems
Somu gives 1/3 of her remaining (5/6) to her son. What part of original does he get?
A.5/18
B.5/6
C.1/3
D.5/9
Q216
hardWord Problems
How much did Somu keep after giving to children? (5/6 −5/12−5/18)
A.5/36
B.1/6
C.5/12
D.1/3
Q217
mediumWord Problems
Car runs 16 km per litre. How far with 2 3/4 L?
A.44 km
B.40 km
C.45 km
D.42 km
Q218
mediumWord Problems
Train takes 5 1/6 h, plane 1/2 h. How many hours saved?
A.4 2/3 h
B.4 1/2 h
C.5 1/3 h
D.4 5/6 h
Q219
easyDivision of Fractions
What is 1/3 ÷ 1/6?
A.2
B.1/2
C.1/3
D.3
Q220
mediumDivision of Fractions
Evaluate 3 ÷ 7/9.
A.27/7
B.9/7
C.21/9
D.7/3
Q221
easyDivision of Fractions
What is 1/4 ÷ 2/2?
A.1/4
B.1/2
C.2
D.1
Q222
hardHistorical Context
Who first stated the general rule for fraction multiplication?
A.Brahmagupta
B.Aryabhata
C.Bhāskara II
D.Umasvati
Q223
hardHistorical Context
In which work did Brahmagupta state fraction multiplication?
A.Brāhmasphuṭasiddhānta
B.Līlāvatī
C.Āryabhaṭīyabhāṣhya
D.Śhulbasūtra
Q224
hardHistorical Context
Who wrote Līlāvatī?
A.Bhāskara II
B.Brahmagupta
C.Śhrīdharāchārya
D.Caturveda
Q225
mediumHistorical Context
What does apavartana refer to?
A.Reduction to lowest terms
B.Reciprocal
C.Multiplication
D.Division
Q226
mediumNumber Relationships
If both numbers >1, their product is:
A.Greater than both
B.Less than both
C.Equal to both
D.In between
Q227
mediumNumber Relationships
If both numbers are between 0 and 1, their product is:
A.Less than both
B.Greater than both
C.Equal to both
D.In between
Q228
mediumNumber Relationships
If one number >1 and one between 0 and 1, product is:
A.Between the two
B.Greater than both
C.Less than both
D.Equal to one
Q229
easyProperties
Which property explains a/b × c/d = c/d × a/b?
A.Commutative
B.Associative
C.Distributive
D.Identity
Q230
easyMultiplication of Fractions
What is 7/10 × 3/4?
A.21/40
B.10/28
C.7/14
D.3/40
Q231
easySimplification
Simplify 21/40 (from previous question).
A.21/40
B.3/40
C.21/4
D.7/10
Q232
easyMultiplication of Fractions
What is 4 × 3/5?
A.12/5
B.7/5
C.3/4
D.5/3
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