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1.
How many chords can be drawn on the circle?
2.
How many line segments are required to draw a triangle?
3.
Write the maximum number of points of intersection of three lines in a plane.
4.
Find the number of common points, when two lines intersect each other.
5.
A star in the sky also gives us an idea of a point. Identify atleast five such situations in your daily life.
6.
Draw a quadrilateral, in which both diagonals intersect each other at point Q.
7.
Draw any polygon and shade its interior.
8.
Name the line given in all possible (twelve) ways, choosing only two letters at a time from the four given letters.

9.
Can we draw two circle with same centre?
10.
Draw two triangles in which one side of both triangles are common.
11.
Try to form a polygon with
(i) five matchsticks.
(ii) four matchsticks.
(iii) three matchsticks.
(iv) two matchsticks.
In which case was it not possible? Why?
12.
The number of common points in the two angles marked in the given figure is___________.

13.
Two lines intersect at_________point.
14.
___________number of diameter can be drawn in a circle.
15.
Diameter of a circle is____________chord.
16.
Which of the following is not a polygon?
Triangle
Rectangle
Pentagon
Circle
17.
The number of triangles in the given figure are

10
12
13
14
18.
Which of these is an example for a pair of these parallel lines?
Corner of a room
Railway track
Sides of a triangle
Surface of a ball
19.
In the given figure, \(\angle XYZ\) cannot be written as

\(\angle Y\)
\(\angle ZXY\)
\(\angle ZYX\)
\(\angle XYP\)
20.
Which of the following has two end points?
Ray
Line
Line segment
None of the above
21.
The number of circles that can be drawn with a given centre is
2
3
4
Infinite
1.
Infinite
2.
Three
3.
3 points
4.
One common point
5.
Five situations of a point in our daily life are as follow:
(i) Tip of an ice cone.
(ii) An edge of a table.
(iii) Corner of a room.
(iv) Corner of a desk.
(v) Corner of a paper.
6.

7.
ABCD is a polygon, where interior is shaded as given below:

8.
We know that, a line is a line segment which can extend indefinitely in both directions. Name oflines in all possible ways are as follow:
(i) By taking A, all possible ways are \(\overleftrightarrow { AB } ,\overleftrightarrow { AC } and\overleftrightarrow { AD } \).
(ii) By taking B, all possible ways are \(\overleftrightarrow { BC } ,\overleftrightarrow { BD } and\overleftrightarrow {BA } \).
(iii) By taking C, all possible ways are \(\overleftrightarrow { CD } ,\overleftrightarrow { CA } and\overleftrightarrow {CB } \).
(iv) By taking D, all possible ways are \(\overleftrightarrow { DA } ,\overleftrightarrow { DB } and\overleftrightarrow {DC } \).
9.
Yes

10.

11.
We know that, if a closed simple figure is made up entirely of line segments, then it is called a polygon.
(i) Polygon with five matchsticks.

(ii) Polygon with four matchstick

(iii) Polygon with three matchsticks

(iv) We know that, a polygon is a closed plane figure, bounded by line segments. So, with the help of two matchsticks, it is not possible to make a closed plane figure. Hence, no polygon is formed by two matchsticks.
12.
( )
four
13.
( )
one
14.
( )
infinite
15.
( )
longest
16.
(d)
Circle
17.
(b)
12
18.
(b)
Railway track
19.
(b)
\(\angle ZXY\)
20.
(c)
Line segment
21.
(d)
Infinite
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