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    Basic Geometrical Ideas: I) Fill in The Blanks

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    The document provides definitions and examples of basic geometrical concepts: 1) It defines circles, radii, diameters, perimeters, polygons, triangles, angles, and other shapes. 2) Questions test identification of these concepts, such as the center of a circle, diagonals of a quadrilateral, and elements of a triangle. 3) Examples demonstrate naming shapes like triangles in diagrams and identifying parts of circles, quadrilaterals, and angles.

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    The document provides definitions and examples of basic geometrical concepts: 1) It defines circles, radii, diameters, perimeters, polygons, triangles, angles, and other shapes. 2) Questions test identification of these concepts, such as the center of a circle, diagonals of a quadrilateral, and elements of a triangle. 3) Examples demonstrate naming shapes like triangles in diagrams and identifying parts of circles, quadrilaterals, and angles.

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    Basic Geometrical Ideas

    I) Fill in the blanks :


    1. Circles having different radii but the same centre are called

    __________________
    2. Radius is ________________ of the diameter.

    3.The diameter of a circle is the ________________chord of the circle.


    4. The Perimeter of a circle is called the _____________________.

    5.A quadrilateral has ____________ diagonals. 6.A triangle has __________________elements.


    7. The interior of an angle together with the angle (boundary) itself is

    called the ___________________


    8. In

    PQR, the side opposite to

    P is _______________

    9. Length of a diameter is _________________the radius of a circle. 10.

    All the radii of a circle are ____________________

    II)

    Choose the correct answer :

    1. The centre of a circle [ ] i) Lies in its interior ii)lies in its exterior ii) Lies on the circle iv) none of these 2. In quadrilateral PQRS, the two diagonal are [ ] i) PQ and RS ii) PR and RS iii) PS and PR ii) PR and QS 3. In the figure, the angle can be named as i) ii) iii)
    P

    iv)

    4. A line segment joining any two points on the circle is called a

    ________________ (i) radius (ii) diameter (iii) chord (iv) secant

    5. A closed figure bounded by three or more segments is called a ____________ (i) Curve (ii) Polygon (iii)Circle (iv) None of these

    6.

    A line intersecting a circle at two different points is called a __________________of a circle. (i) diameter (ii) Radius (iii) secant (iv) centre

    7. A closed figure formed by joining three non-collinear points is called (i) a triangle (ii) an angle (iii) a curve (iv) none of these 8. An Angle has

    (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)

    One vertex and one arm One vertex and two arms Two vertex and two arms None of these

    9. A circle is

    (i) (ii)
    10.

    a polygon (ii) an open curve a closed curve (iv) none of these

    A Point equidistant from all the Points on a circle is called the _____________of the circle. (i) Centre (ii) Radius (iii) diameter (iv)None of these

    Do as directed
    1. Name all the triangles in the following diagrams : R (i) S

    P
    (ii)

    Q A E C A D F B

    (iii)

    2. In a quadrilateral ABCD, name the following a) Vertices b) Pair of opposite sides c) Angles d) Pair of opposite angles e) Pair of adjacent sides f) Diagonals. 3. Draw any Circle and mark : (i) its centre (ii) a radius (iii) a diameter (iv) a point in its interior (v) a point in its exterior (vi) a chord (vii) an arc (viii) a sector (ix) a segment (x) a point on the circle

    4. Draw a rough sketch of a quadrilateral PQRS, shade its interior.

    r t q

    5. In the figure, identify the points which are (i) In the exterior of the triangle (ii) In the interior of the triangle (iii) On the triangle. B

    6. How many angles are shown in each of the following diagrams. Name P B them D C (i) (ii) (iii)

    C D

    Q D

    A A B

    7. Express the angles in the following figure in different ways :

    (i)

    A 2

    (ii)

    1 4 3

    C 6 B 1 A

    5 2

    4 3 B

    1 2 C D

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