1.​ A triangle has how many medians?

a) 2​
b) 3​
c) 4​
d) 5​

2.​ The sum of all interior angles of a triangle is: a) 90°​

b) 120°​
c) 180°​
d) 360°​

3.​ The longest side of a right-angled triangle is called: a) Base​

b) Height​
c) Hypotenuse​
d) Median​

4.​ An equilateral triangle has all angles measuring: a) 30°​

b) 45°​
c) 60°​
d) 90°​

5.​ In a right-angled triangle, if one side is 3 cm and the other is 4 cm, what is the
hypotenuse? a) 5 cm​
b) 6 cm​
c) 7 cm​
d) 8 cm​

6.​ How many altitudes can a triangle have? a) 1​

b) 2​
c) 3​
d) 4​

7.​ A triangle in which no two sides are equal is called: a) Equilateral​

b) Isosceles​
c) Scalene​
d) Right-angled​

8.​ The sum of any two sides of a triangle must be: a) Less than the third side​
b) Greater than the third side​
c) Equal to the third side​
d) Unrelated to the third side​
9.​ The measure of an exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of: a) The adjacent
angle​
b) All interior angles​
c) Two remote interior angles​
d) None of these​

10.​A triangle with one right angle is called: a) Equilateral​

b) Isosceles​
c) Right-angled​
d) Scalene​

11.​The Pythagoras theorem applies only to: a) Acute triangles​

b) Right-angled triangles​
c) Obtuse triangles​
d) Equilateral triangles​

12.​A triangle with all three angles less than 90° is called: a) Right-angled​
b) Obtuse-angled​
c) Acute-angled​
d) Equilateral​

13.​What is the sum of the exterior angles of any triangle? a) 90°​

b) 120°​
c) 180°​
d) 360°​

14.​A triangle with an obtuse angle is called: a) Acute-angled​

b) Right-angled​
c) Obtuse-angled​
d) Scalene​

15.​If a triangle has angles of 30° and 60°, what is the third angle? a) 30°​
b) 60°​
c) 90°​
d) 120°​

16.​What is the minimum number of sides needed to form a triangle? a) 2​

b) 3​
c) 4​
d) 5​

17.​A median of a triangle divides it into: a) Two equal angles​

b) Two equal areas​
c) Two equal sides​
 d) None of these​

18.​Which of the following is a property of an isosceles triangle? a) All sides are equal​
b) Two sides are equal​
c) No sides are equal​
d) It has a right angle​

19.​If all sides of a triangle are equal, what is the name of the triangle? a) Isosceles​
b) Equilateral​
c) Scalene​
d) Right-angled​

20.​The hypotenuse is always opposite to which angle in a right-angled triangle? a) 30°​

b) 45°​
c) 60°​
d) 90°​

21.​If a triangle has sides of 6 cm, 8 cm, and 10 cm, what type of triangle is it? a)
Right-angled​
b) Equilateral​
c) Isosceles​
d) Scalene​

22.​The perpendicular segment from a vertex to the opposite side is called: a) Median​
b) Altitude​
c) Hypotenuse​
d) Bisector​

23.​What is the perimeter of an equilateral triangle with side length 5 cm? a) 10 cm​
b) 15 cm​
c) 20 cm​
d) 25 cm​

24.​A right-angled triangle follows: a) Angle sum property​

b) Pythagoras theorem​
c) Both a and b​
d) None of these​

25.​How many sides does a triangle have? a) 2​

b) 3​
c) 4​
d) 5​
26.​If the exterior angle of a triangle is 120° and one opposite interior angle is 40°, what is
the other interior angle? a) 40°​
b) 50°​
c) 60°​
d) 80°​

27.​In an equilateral triangle, each angle measures: a) 45°​

b) 60°​
c) 90°​
d) 120°​

28.​The sum of two angles in a triangle is 90°. What is the type of triangle? a) Right-angled​
b) Acute-angled​
c) Obtuse-angled​
d) Scalene​

29.​The median of a triangle divides it into how many smaller triangles? a) 1​

b) 2​
c) 3​
d) 4​

30.​If a triangle has sides of 5 cm, 12 cm, and 13 cm, is it a right-angled triangle? a) Yes​
b) No​
Here are 15 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) based on the content of the PDF:

1.​ A line segment has:​

a) One endpoint​
b) Two endpoints​
c) No endpoint​
d) Three endpoints​

2.​ Two lines that never meet, no matter how far extended, are called:​
a) Intersecting lines​
b) Perpendicular lines​
c) Parallel lines​
d) None of these​

3.​ The sum of two complementary angles is:​

a) 90°​
b) 180°​
c) 360°​
 d) 45°​

4.​ The sum of two supplementary angles is:​

a) 90°​
b) 180°​
c) 360°​
d) 45°​

5.​ If one angle of a complementary pair is 35°, the other angle is:​
a) 45°​
b) 55°​
c) 65°​
d) 75°​

6.​ If two angles form a linear pair, their sum is always:​

a) 90°​
b) 180°​
c) 270°​
d) 360°​

7.​ When two lines intersect, the opposite angles formed are called:​
a) Corresponding angles​
b) Alternate interior angles​
c) Vertically opposite angles​
d) Supplementary angles​

8.​ If two angles are supplementary and one is 120°, the other angle is:​
a) 30°​
b) 40°​
c) 60°​
d) 70°​

9.​ A transversal is a line that:​

a) Is perpendicular to a given line​
b) Intersects two or more lines at different points​
c) Is parallel to two given lines​
d) Forms a right angle with a given line​

10.​Corresponding angles are:​

a) Always equal​
b) Sometimes equal​
c) Never equal​
d) Equal only when lines are perpendicular​
11.​In a Z-shaped pattern of intersecting lines, the angles formed are called:​
a) Corresponding angles​
b) Alternate interior angles​
c) Vertically opposite angles​
d) Linear pair angles​

12.​If a transversal cuts two parallel lines, the alternate interior angles are:​
a) Supplementary​
b) Equal​
c) Complementary​
d) Unrelated​

13.​If two lines are parallel and a transversal cuts them, the sum of the interior angles on the
same side of the transversal is:​
a) 90°​
b) 180°​
c) 270°​
d) 360°​

14.​Two adjacent angles that form a straight line are called:​

a) Complementary angles​
b) Linear pair angles​
c) Alternate angles​
d) Corresponding angles​

15.​If two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, which of the following is NOT necessarily
true?​
a) Corresponding angles are equal​
b) Alternate exterior angles are equal​
c) Interior angles on the same side of the transversal are equal​
d) Vertically opposite angles are equal​

16.​Here are 20 multiple-choice questions based on the PDF:

17.​ 1. What is the formula for the area of a parallelogram?
18.​a) Base × Height​
b) Length × Width​
c) ½ × Base × Height​
d) Side²
19.​ 2. If the base of a parallelogram is 10 cm and height is 5 cm, what
is its area?
20.​a) 50 cm²​
b) 25 cm²​
 c) 15 cm²​
d) 100 cm²
21.​ 3. Which of the following is true about the perimeter of a
parallelogram?
22.​a) It is equal to the area​
b) It is always twice the sum of the base and height​
c) It depends only on the base​
d) It is four times the base
23.​ 4. The area of a triangle is given by which formula?
24.​a) Base × Height​
b) ½ × Base × Height​
c) πr²​
d) Length × Width
25.​ 5. If a triangle has a base of 8 cm and a height of 6 cm, what is its
area?
26.​a) 48 cm²​
b) 24 cm²​
c) 30 cm²​
d) 36 cm²
27.​ 6. If the area of a parallelogram is 64 cm² and the base is 8 cm,
what is the height?
28.​a) 6 cm​
b) 8 cm​
c) 4 cm​
d) 10 cm
29.​ 7. Which of the following shapes has opposite sides equal and
parallel?
30.​a) Triangle​
b) Parallelogram​
c) Trapezium​
d) Pentagon
31.​ 8. The formula for the circumference of a circle is:
32.​a) 2πr​
b) πd​
c) ½ × πd​
d) Both a and b
33.​ 9. If a circle has a radius of 7 cm, what is its circumference? (Use
π = 3.14)
34.​a) 21.98 cm​
b) 43.96 cm​
 c) 22 cm​
d) 44 cm
35.​ 10. The area of a circle is given by:
36.​a) πd²​
b) ½ × πr²​
c) πr²​
d) 2πr
37.​ 11. If a circular garden has a diameter of 14 m, what is its area?
(Use π = 3.14)
38.​a) 153.86 m²​
b) 154 m²​
c) 77 m²​
d) 100 m²
39.​ 12. The radius of a circle is doubled. How does its area change?
40.​a) Remains the same​
b) Doubles​
c) Triples​
d) Quadruples
41.​ 13. The area of a semicircle is given by:
42.​a) πr²​
b) ½ πr²​
c) 2πr​
d) πr³
43.​ 14. If the area of a triangle is 45 cm² and the base is 9 cm, what is
the height?
44.​a) 5 cm​
b) 10 cm​
c) 15 cm​
d) 20 cm
45.​ 15. If the perimeter of a square is 40 cm, what is its area?
46.​a) 100 cm²​
b) 25 cm²​
c) 160 cm²​
d) 400 cm²
47.​ 16. The sum of the interior angles of a quadrilateral is:
48.​a) 180°​
b) 270°​
c) 360°​
d) 540°
49.​ 17. What is the perimeter of a rectangle with length 12 cm and
width 5 cm?
 50.​a) 34 cm​
b) 30 cm​
c) 24 cm​
d) 60 cm
51.​ 18. A parallelogram has a base of 15 cm and height of 4 cm. What
is its area?
52.​a) 60 cm²​
b) 75 cm²​
c) 30 cm²​
d) 45 cm²
53.​ 19. The length of a rectangle is doubled, and the width remains the
same. How does the area change?
54.​a) Stays the same​
b) Doubles​
c) Triples​
d) Quadruples
55.​ 20. If the area of a square is 64 cm², what is its perimeter?
56.​a) 32 cm​
b) 16 cm​
c) 48 cm​
d) 64 cm

1. What is an algebraic expression?

a) A mathematical phrase with only numbers​

b) A mathematical phrase involving numbers, variables, and operations​
c) A sentence in algebra​
d) A single variable only

2. What are the terms of the expression 4x² - 3xy + 5?

a) 4x² and 3xy​

b) 4x², -3xy, and 5​
c) 4x², 3xy, and -5​
d) 4, x, and y

3. What is the coefficient of x in the expression 7x - 5y + 3?

a) 7​
b) -5​
c) 3​
d) -7

4. Which of the following is a monomial?

a) 4x + 3​
b) 5xy​
c) x² - y²​
d) a + b + c

5. How many terms are there in the expression 3x² + 4y - 7?

a) 1​
b) 2​
c) 3​
d) 4

6. Which of the following expressions is a binomial?

a) x + y + z​
b) 2x² - 5x​
c) a² + b² + c²​
d) x³

7. What is the value of 3x + 2 when x = 4?

a) 10​
b) 12​
c) 14​
d) 16

8. Which of the following is an example of a polynomial?

a) 4xy + 3​
b) x² - 4x + 7​
c) x³ - 2x² + 5x - 1​
d) All of the above

9. What are the like terms in the expression 2xy + 5x - 3xy + 7?

a) 2xy and -3xy​

b) 5x and 7​
c) 2xy and 5x​
d) None of these

10. Which of the following is NOT a factor of the term 6xy²?

a) 6​
b) xy​
c) y²​
d) x²
11. What is the coefficient of y² in the expression 3x²y² - 5y² + 7x?

a) 3​
b) -5​
c) 7​
d) -7

12. Which of the following is a trinomial?

a) 5x² - 2x + 7​
b) 4xy²​
c) a + b​
d) x³ + y³

13. What is the exponent of x in the term 4x³y²?

a) 3​
b) 2​
c) 4​
d) 1

14. What is the product of x and y written as?

a) x + y​
b) x²y​
c) xy​
d) x - y

15. If x = 2 and y = 3, what is the value of 2x² + 3y?

a) 17​
b) 18​
c) 19​
d) 20

1.​ What is the exponential form of 10,000? a) 10^3​

b) 10^4​
c) 10^5​
d) 10^6​
​
Answer: ____________​

2.​ In the expression 3^4, what is the base? a) 3​

b) 4​
c) 12​
d) 81​
 ​
Answer: ____________​

3.​ Which of the following is the correct representation of 2^5? a) 8​

b) 10​
c) 25​
d) 32​
​
Answer: ____________​

4.​ Which is greater: 2^3 or 3^2? a) 2^3​

b) 3^2​
c) Both are equal​
d) Cannot be determined​
​
Answer: ____________​

5.​ How do you express 729 as a power of 3? a) 3^5​

b) 3^6​
c) 3^4​
d) 3^3​
​
Answer: ____________​

6.​ What is the value of (-2)^4? a) -16​

b) 16​
c) -8​
d) 8​
​
Answer: ____________​

7.​ Which of the following is a correct law of exponents? a) a^m \times a^n = a^(m-n)​
b) a^m \div a^n = a^(m+n)​
c) (a^m)^n = a^(m \times n)​
d) a^m \times b^m = (a \div b)^m​
​
Answer: ____________​

8.​ What is 10^0? a) 0​

b) 1​
c) 10​
d) Undefined​
​
 Answer: ____________​

9.​ Simplify 2^3 \times 2^4. a) 2^7​

b) 2^12​
c) 2^4​
d) 2^3​
​
Answer: ____________​

10.​What is 10^6 \div 10^2? a) 10^4​

b) 10^8​
c) 10^3​
d) 10^2​
​
​

11.​Express 64 as a power of 2. a) 2^4​

b) 2^5​
c) 2^6​
d) 2^3​
​
​

12.​Which of the following is the standard form of 7,000,000,000? a) 7 \times 10^9​

b) 7 \times 10^8​
c) 7 \times 10^7​
d) 7 \times 10^6​
​
​

13.​What is the prime factorization of 1000 in exponential form? a) 2^3 \times 5^3​
b) 10^3​
c) 2^5 \times 5^2​
d) 2^4 \times 5^4​
​
​

14.​How is 4^3 \times 4^2 simplified? a) 4^6​

b) 4^5​
c) 4^2​
d) 4^1​
​
​
15.​What is the scientific notation for 5,600,000? a) 5.6 \times 10^5​
b) 5.6 \times 10^6​
c) 5.6 \times 10^4​
d) 5.6 \times 10^3​
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