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Class 6 Maths
Understanding Elementary Shapes
Quiz 2
Which two triangles have
∠
B
as common?
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△
A
B
D
a
n
d
△
A
D
C
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△
A
B
D
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d
△
A
B
C
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△
A
B
C
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n
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D
C
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None of these.
The shape of a gilli, in the gilli-danda game (see Fig.), is a combination of
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two cylinders
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a cone and a cylinder
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two cones and a cylinder
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two cylinders and a cone
Explanation
From Definition,
Cone: A solid (
3
-dimensional) object that has a circular base and one vertex
Cylinder: A solid object with:
* two identical flat ends that are circular or elliptical
* and one curved side., Answer is C
A surface has
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length and breadth
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length only
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breadth only
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length and height
Explanation
A surface has both length and breadth.
The edges of a surface are:
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curves
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lines
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flat
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circles
Explanation
The edges of a surface are lines.
State the name of a regular polygon of
3
sides.
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Equilateral triangle
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Isoceles triangle
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Scalene triangle
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None of these
Explanation
A
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At
4
:
15
, the angle formed between the two hands of a clock is:
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acute
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obtuse
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right angle
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none of these
Explanation
At
4
:
15
, the hour will be between
4
and
5
.
And minute hand will be on
3
.
Thus, the angle formed between these two hands will be less than
90
o
.
Hence, they form a acute angle.
Identify the number of polygons from the given figures?
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5
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2
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6
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3
Explanation
A polygon is one which is made of straight lines and encloses a single area that is bounded by them.
From the given figure: Figure (1) & (2) are polygons while the rest others do not appear to be polygons.
Therefore there are
2
polygons in the given figure.
State the name of a regular polygon of
6
sides.
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Regular hexagon
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Regular heptagon
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Regular octagon
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Regular nonagon
Explanation
A regular polygon is equiangular and equilateral. A regular polygon having 6 sides is called a REGULAR HEXAGON
Ans- REGULAR HEXAGON.
Identify a regular polygon of 4 sides from the below list
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Square
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Trapezium
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Rectangle
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Parallelogram
Explanation
A regular polygon is one that has all sides of equal length and has equal angles between each edge of the polygon.
Between a square, a trapezium, a rectangle, and a parallelogram, the polygon that has
4
equal sides is a square.
Hence square is the regular polygon of
4
sides.
In Fig, POQ is a line. The value of x is:
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20
0
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25
0
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30
0
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35
0
Explanation
Sum of the angles forming a linear pair is
180
∘
Here angles measuring
40
∘
,
4
x
and
3
x
form a linear pair.
So,
40
∘
+
4
x
+
3
x
=
180
∘
7
x
+
40
∘
=
180
∘
x
=
20
∘
A plumbline (sahul) is the combination of
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a cone and a cylinder
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a hemisphere and a cone
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frustum of a cone and a cylinder
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sphere and cylinder
Explanation
From Cone:A solid object that has a circular base and one vertex..
Hemisphere:In geometry it is an exact half of a sphere..., Cone and Hemisphere
∠
A
B
C
in the following figure is a / an:
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acute angle
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obtuse angle
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reflex angle
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straight angle
Explanation
Angles
larger than a straight
angle
but less than complete angle (i.e. between
180
o
and
360
o
) are called
reflex angles.
Here, the given
∠
A
B
C
measures
greater than
180
o
but less than
360
o
.
Hence, the given angle is a reflex angle.
Therefore, option
C
is correct.
The number of sides of a regular polygon, if each of its interior angles is
135
∘
, is given by:
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4
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6
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8
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10
Explanation
Angle of a regular polygon is given by:
n
−
2
n
×
180
=
135
where
n
is the number of sides of the polygon
Therefore,
180
n
−
360
=
135
n
n
=
8
sides
A cube is a special type of cuboid is
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True
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False
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Anomalous
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None of these
Explanation
A cube is a special type of cuboid whose length, breadth and height, all dimensions are equal.
Name the angle formed at each corner of an envelope.
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Acute angle
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Obtuse angle
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Right angle
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Straight angle
Explanation
The envelope is nothing but rectangular in shape
∴
Each corner angle of Envelope is
90
o
i.e. right angle.
Fill in the blanks with the correct word from the options given.
Vertical angles are .......... right angles.
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Always
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Never
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Sometimes
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Data Insufficient
Explanation
Vertical angles can be sometime right angle as shown in the figure.
So option
C
is correct.
The side faces of a pyramid are
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triangles
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squares
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polygons
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trapeziums
Explanation
As can be observed from the figure in the question, we can see that the side faces of a pyramid are
triangles
∠
A
O
B
is a / an _____________ angle.
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acute
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right
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obtuse
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none of these
Explanation
An obtuse angle is one which measures more than
90
o
but less than
180
o
.
The number of dimensions, a surface has
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1
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2
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3
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0
Explanation
A surface is a continuous set of points that has length and breadth but no thickness.
So a surface has two dimensions.
Boundary of solid are called?
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Surfaces
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Curves
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Lines
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Points
Explanation
The boundary of the solids are called
surfaces.
The
△
formed by BC =7.2 cm , AC =6 cm and
∠
C
=
120
0
is:
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An acute angle
△
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An obtuse angled
△
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A right angled
△
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None of these
Explanation
Given
∠
C
=
120
∘
Here one of the angles of the triangle is greater than
90
∘
. So the
△
is obtuse angled triangle.
Therefore option
B
is correct.
Each angle of a square is of measure ___ .
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30
∘
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45
∘
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60
∘
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90
∘
Explanation
Each angle of a square is of measure
90
o
Straight angle is ________
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90
∘
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180
∘
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60
∘
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45
∘
Explanation
A straight angle
=
180
o
Based on the angle measures given, which triangle is not acute?
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35
∘
,
69
∘
,
76
∘
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60
∘
,
60
∘
,
60
∘
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88
∘
,
46
∘
,
46
∘
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90
∘
,
45
∘
,
45
∘
Explanation
For acute angles triangle all the three angles must be less than
90
∘
.
In option
D
one of the angle is
90
∘
, so it is not acute angles triangle.
Number of right angles formed in the given figure is:
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5
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3
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2
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4
Explanation
There are two right angles in the figure which are
∠
P
S
R
and
∠
Q
R
S
.
91
∘
is an example of
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obtuse
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acute
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right
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Reflex
Explanation
An obtuse angle is one which is more than
90
0
but less than
180
0
.
and hence
91
∘
is an example of obtuse.
What is the angle formed between the two hands of a clock at the time
3
:
00
?
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Right
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Acute
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Obtuse
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Left
Explanation
First, note that a clock is a circle made of
360
degrees and that each number represents an angle and the separation between them is
360
/
12
=
30
. And at
3
:
00
,
the minute hand is on the
12
and the hour hand is on the
3.
The correct answer is
3
∗
30
=
90
degrees.
At
3
o' clock the angle formed between the two hands of a clock is
r
i
g
h
t
a
n
g
l
e
d
.
Hence the correct answer is option
A
.
Number of pairs of parallel lines in a trapezium is:
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1
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2
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3
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4
Explanation
A trapezium has one pair of parallel lines as shown in the figure.
So option
A
is correct.
179
∘
is an example of
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obtuse angle.
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acute angle.
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right angle.
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None of the above
Explanation
An obtuse angle is an angle which is more than
90
o
but less than
180
o
.
Hence
179
∘
is an example of obtuse.
Hence
O
p
−
A
is correct.
89
∘
is an example of :
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obtuse
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acute
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right
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None of the above
Explanation
Angles between
0
o
and
90
o
are acute angles. Hence,
89
o
is an acute angle.
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