62. We can create a rhombus using four set squares of types
- (A) 30° ⎼ 30° ⎼ 90°
- (B) 30° ⎼ 60° ⎼ 90°
- (C) 45° ⎼ 45° ⎼ 90°
- (D) 30° ⎼ 30° ⎼ 30°
61. We can create a parallelogram using two set squares of types
- (A) 30° ⎼ 30° ⎼ 90°
- (B) 30° ⎼ 60° ⎼ 90°
- (C) 45° ⎼ 45° ⎼ 90°
- (D) 30° ⎼ 30° ⎼ 30°
60. In which of the following quadrilaterals, do the diagonals intersect each other perpendicularly?
- (A) Parallelogram
- (B) Rectangle
- (C) Trapezium
- (D) Square
59. In which of the following quadrilaterals, do the diagonals intersect each other perpendicularly?
- (A) Rhombus
- (B) Rectangle
- (C) Kite
- (D) Trapezium
58. The length of 1 mm in cm is
- (A) 0.1 cm
- (B) 10 cm
- (C) 0.01 cm
- (D) 100 cm
57. The length of 2 mm in cm is
- (A) 0.2 cm
- (B) 20 cm
- (C) 0.02 cm
- (D) 200 cm
56. Consider any line segment, say AB. If AB = AC + CB, then point C is
- (A) Lying in between A and B
- (B) Lying to the right of A
- (C) Lying to the left of A
- (D) Coincides with A
55. If A, B, and C are three points on a line such that AB = 5 cm, BC = 3 cm, and AC = 8 cm, which one of them lies between the other two?
- (A) B
- (B) A
- (C) C
- (D) None of these
54. What is the mid-point of AG?
- (A) D
- (B) E
- (C) C
- (D) None of these
53. A polygon of six sides is called a
- (A) Pentagon
- (B) Octagon
- (C) Heptagon
- (D) Hexagon
52. A polygon of seven sides is called a
- (A) Pentagon
- (B) Octagon
- (C) Heptagon
- (D) Hexagon
51. A polygon of eight sides is called a
- (A) Pentagon
- (B) Octagon
- (C) Heptagon
- (D) Hexagon
50. A triangle with all its sides of unequal lengths is called a(n)
- (A) Equilateral triangle
- (B) Scalene triangle
- (C) Isosceles triangle
- (D) Right-angled triangle
49. A triangle with only two equal sides is called a(n)
- (A) Equilateral triangle
- (B) Scalene triangle
- (C) Isosceles triangle
- (D) Right-angled triangle