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                                                         Chapter assessment
                1.  Choose the correct option:

                    (a)  Each of the following is smaller than a straight angle, except:
                         (i)  acute angle      (ii)  obtuse angle      (iii)  reflex angle    (iv)  right angle
                    (b)  How many degrees does the minute hand of a clock turn through in one hour?
                         (i)  90°              (ii)  180°              (iii)  270°            (iv)  360°
                    (c)  2 complete angles have

                         (i)  4 right angles   (ii)  3 right angles    (iii)  6 right angles   (iv)  8 right angles
                    (d)  The maximum number of points of intersection of two non-parallel lines is
                         (i)  1                (ii)  2                 (iii)  3               (iv)  infinite
                2.  In the given figure, name the following:                                          D            C
                    (a)  Any five points            (b)  Any three rays                                      O

                    (c)  Any four line segments  (d)  Any two lines
                                                                                                      A             B
                3.  Write the name of five line segments in the given figure.

                                    A      B     C      D      E                                                     a

                4.  In the adjoining figure, name all pairs of:                                    Z  W    C   B    b
                    (a)  intersecting lines                                                          Y      A       c

                    (b)  parallel lines                                                                 X   O
                                                                                                                    p
                5.  In  the following  figure, numerals  are used to name angles,                              q
                    e.g.,  ∠1 =  ∠AOB.  give the full  names for the  following                         D   r
                    angles:                                                                                     C
                    (a)  ∠1 + ∠2                     (b)  ∠1 + ∠3                                          3        B

                    (c)  ∠2 + ∠3                     (d)  ∠1 + ∠2 + ∠3                                        2
                                                                                                              1
                6.  Which pairs of lines are parallel lines and intersecting lines in each               O           A
                    of the following english letters.

                    (a)                              (b)     q           r           (c)
                                        l                p                  s


                                                                                                       c

                                        n
                            p                                                                 a    b
                7.  In the following figure:                                                      P
                    (a)  Identify three triangles in the figure.

                    (b)  Write the names of seven angles.                                                    S
                    (c)  Write the names of six line segments.
                    (d)  Which two triangles have ∠S as common?                                    Q                  R



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