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    Multiple Choice Questions: A. B. C. D

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    This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about angles and triangles. The questions cover topics such as: - Finding the measure of unknown angles - Identifying types of angles and angle relationships - Determining missing angle measures in triangles - Classifying triangles based on angle measures - Identifying true and false statements about angles and triangles

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    Multiple Choice Questions: A. B. C. D

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    This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about angles and triangles. The questions cover topics such as: - Finding the measure of unknown angles - Identifying types of angles and angle relationships - Determining missing angle measures in triangles - Classifying triangles based on angle measures - Identifying true and false statements about angles and triangles

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    This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about angles and triangles. The questions cover topics such as: - Finding the measure of unknown angles - Identifying types of angles and angle relationships - Determining missing angle measures in triangles - Classifying triangles based on angle measures - Identifying true and false statements about angles and triangles

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    Multiple Choice Questions: A. B. C. D

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    This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about angles and triangles. The questions cover topics such as: - Finding the measure of unknown angles - Identifying types of angles and angle relationships - Determining missing angle measures in triangles - Classifying triangles based on angle measures - Identifying true and false statements about angles and triangles

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    Multiple Choice Questions

    1. Find the value of x

    a. 980 b. 1000 c. 1080 d. 960


    2. A pair of angles is called linear pair if the sum of two adjacent angles is?
    a.1800 b.900 c.2700 d.3600
    3. Find the value of x,y and z

    a. x=1100,y=700,z=800 b. x=700,y=1100,z=600

    c. x=700,y=1000,z=700 d. x=700,y=1100,z=700

    4. An exterior angle of the triangle is 1100. And its two opposite interior angles are in the
    ratio 5:6. What are the values of those angles?
    a. 500,600 b. 250,300 c. 350,420 d. 400,480
    5. Fill in the blanks
    a. Sum of two supplementary angles is ______
    b. Two lines parallel to the same line is ____ each other
    c. An acute angle is always less than _____
    d. Angles forming a linear pair are ______
    e. If one angle of triangle is equal to the sum of other two angles, then the triangle is ___
    f. if two straight lines intersect ,the adjacent angles are ______
    6. Measurement of reflex angle is
    a) 900 b) between 00 and 900
    c) between 900 and 1800 d) between 1800 and 3600
    7. The measure of complementary angle of 630 is
    a) 300 b) 360 c) 270 d) 630
    8. Two angles of a triangle is 300 and 450, the third angle is
    a) 950 b) 900 c) 600 d) 1050
    9. The complement of (90 – a)0 is
    a) –a0 b) (90 – a)0 c) (90+2a)0 d) a0
    10. The angles of a triangle are in the ratio 5 : 3 : 7. The triangle is :
    (a) an acute angled triangle
    (b) an obtuse angled triangle
    (c) a right triangle
    (d) an isosceles triangle
    11. An exterior angle of a triangle is 1300 and its two interior opposite angles are equal.
    Each of the interior angle is equal to:
    (a) 450

    (b) 650

    (c) 750

    (d) 350
    12. Say True or False
    (a) A triangle can have two right angles
    (b) A triangle can have two obtuse angles
    (c) A triangle can have two acute angles
    (d) A triangle can have all angles less than 600

    (e) A triangle can have all angles more than 600

    (f) A triangle can have all angles equal to 600


    g) The two acute angles in every right triangle are complementary.

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