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                                                                                           Mental Maths


                                                                                                21 st
            Choose the correct option.                                                        Century   #Critical Thinking
                                                                                               Skills
                1.  The perimeter of a rectilinear figure is:

                   a.  the product of its all sides                 b.  the sum of all its sides
                   c.  the difference of its length and breadth
                   d.  None of these.

                2.  Which of the following is not a rectilinear figure?
                   a.  Circle               b.  Square              c.  Triangle             d.  Rectangle
                3.  Each of the equal sides of an isosceles triangle is 7 cm and its third side is 9  cm. The
                   perimeter of the triangle is:
                   a.  25 cm                b.  18 cm               c.  23 cm                d.  19 m
                4.  The perimeter of a rectangular field is 186 cm and its length is 65 cm. The breadth of
                   the field is:

                   a.  82 cm                b.  28 cm               c.  91 cm                d.  28 m







                                                                                                   HOTS

                                                                                            21 st
                                                                                           Century   #Computational Thinking
                                                                                            Skills
                 How many unique rectangles of different dimensions (in complete cm) can be made with
                    1.  a perimeter of 24 cm?

                   2.  an area of 24  sq.  cm?








                                              Fun                  Activity                     21 st

                                                                                               Century   #Creativity
                                                                                                Skills
                Make 3-4 students stand at different positions (not in a straight line) in your school
                playground, or any other place in your school. Ask the students to measure the
                distances between them using a measuring tape or a rodometer (a measuring wheel).
                Mark their positions and draw straight lines between each of them. What is the figure
                obtained by the straight lines? Now, find the perimeter of the figure formed.





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