1.

Each of the following figures has to be

folded along astraight line in such a
way that one part overlaps the other
exactly. Which shape of the following
cannot be overlapped?

A. B. C.

D.

2. The side of a square measures 10 cm.

What isthe perimeter of the square?
A, 40 cm B. 100 cm C. 20 n
D. 25 cm

3. Which has an area of 36 square

inches?

A. asquare 4 inches on each side

B. asquare 6 inches on each side
C. a square 8 inches on each side
D. arectangle 4 by 8 inches
4. A is bounded by three line
segmernts.
A. Rectangle B. Triangle C.
Circle D. Square

5. The fixed point of the circle is called:

A. Centre B.Fixed point C.
Length D. Distance

6. A is a line segment whose end

points lie on the circle.
A. Radius B. Chord C.
Centre D. None of these

7. An arc represents half of the circle It

is a:

A. Semiarc B. Half arc C.

Semicircle D. None of these
12. In the figure below, a rectangle,
triangle and circle overlap, and the
different regions formed are
numbered 1 to 7. For example, region
1 is in the rectangle, but not in the
circle or triangle. How many regions
are there in exactly two shapes?

A. 2 B.3 C.
4 D. 5
13. The heights of 6 children are shown in
this graph. Which two of them are
nearly of the same height?
120

110+
100

90
80

70+
A B D E F
A. A and F B. B
and D
C.C and F D. A
and E

14. Which of the following ribbons is the

longest?
A.

B. .
C.

D.(