A 2-D flat surface which does not have any thickness is called as, Point, Plane, Line, Line segment, A __________ shows definite position but has no thickness, length, breadth, height, shape or size., Plane, Line, Line segment, Point, Points are represented by _______., Lines, Circles, Dots, Triangles, __________ is a dot represented on a plane surface., Line, Dot, Point, Arrow, A ___________ has no breadth, no thickness and no end points., Line, Point, Line Segment, Ray, Line can be extended to any length on _________ side/s., One, Both, Two, No, A Line has _______________., No Thickness, No Breadth, No End Points, All the above, Points are named using, Small Letters, Numbers, Capital Letters, Words, To show that a line extends on both the sides, which symbol is used on both the sides?, <- -> Arrow heads, ! Exclamation, . Dot, - Dash, Can we name a line in 2 ways? One with capital letters like AB and other with single small letter like m., True, False, Can we reverse the order of letters to mention a line like XY or YX?, False, True, A part of a line is called _______, Ray, Line Segment, Line, Plane, A part of a line between 2 points A and B is known as ___________, Plane, Ray, Line, Line Segment, A line segment has _________ end points., Zero, One, Two, Three, A __________ has length, but no thickness and no breadth., Line Segment, Point, Plane, Ray, A _________ has no end points., Ray, Line Segment, Dot, Line, A _______ has definite length., Point, Line, Line Segment, Ray, Identify the picture., Line, Line Segment, Ray, Identify the picture., Line, Ray, Line Segment, Count the number of line segments, 8, 9, 10, 11, What are the 2 types of straight lines?, Parallel Line, Non-Parallel Line, None, Both (a) and (b), Lines which do not meet at any point in any direction are called _________, Intersecting Lines, Non-Parallel Lines, Parallel Lines, Perpendicular Lines, Identify the picture., Line, Ray, Line Segment, The distance between parallel lines remains _________ wherever we measure it from., Same/Equal, Different, Increasing, Decreasing, The lines/line segments that cross or meet at some point are called as ________., Parallel Lines, Perpendicular Lines, Non-Parallel Lines, Intersecting Lines, __________ lines are always intersecting lines., Non-Parallel Lines, Parallel Lines, Identify the line., Intersecting/Non-parallel Line, Non-Intersecting/Parallel Line, Identify the line., Intersecting/Non-parallel Line, Non-Intersecting/Parallel Line, A line that has a starting point and no end point is called ________., Line, Line Segment, Ray, Angle, A line that extends continuously in 1 direction only is called _________., Line Segment, Angle, Line, Ray, A closed plane curve with a Centre point is called as ______., Plane, Point, Curved Point, Circle, The length of the circle's boundary is called as ________., Centre, Point, Chord, Circumference, __________ is a constant/fixed point O of the circle., Chord, Diameter, Centre, Circumference, Centre is the point inside the circle from which every point on the curve is equidistant., False, True, Identify Circumference of the Circle., Identify Centre of the Circle., Identify Radius of the Circle., Identify Diameter of the Circle., A circle has _______ sides/edges., 1, 0, 2, 3, A circle has _______ vertices/corners., 3, 1, 0, Infinite, The diameter is ________ the radius of the circle., 2 times/twice, 3 times/thrice, half, equal to, The radius is ________ the diameter of the circle., 2 times/twice, 3 times/thrice, half, equal to, The line joining the Centre to any point on the circumference of the circle is ____., Diameter, Chord, Circumference, Radius, R is ___., Ray, Radius, Can we have infinite (not countable) number of radii in a circle?, Yes, No, Are all the radii of a circle equal?, No, Yes, The distance from the Centre to the circumference of a circle is the ______., Diameter, Centre, Circumference, Radius, The _____ of the circle always passes through the Centre of the circle., Centre, Radius, Diameter, Chord, D is _____., Distance, Definite, Direction, Diameter, D = 2 * R, True, False, R = D/2, False, True, A straight line that passes from one end to the other end through the Centre of the circle is called ___., Centre, Diameter, Radius, Circumference, Is it possible to make infinite diameters in a circle?, Yes, No, Are all the diameters of the same circle always equal in length?, Yes, No, Are all the diameters of the different circle always equal in length?, Yes, No, A straight line that passes through the Centre of the circle with its end points lying on its circumference is known as _____________., Radius, Centre, Circumference, Diameter, If radius is 12, then diameter is 6. Is this correct or wrong?, Correct, Incorrect, If radius is 4, then diameter is 8. Is this correct or wrong?, Correct, Incorrect, If diameter is 10, then radius is 5. Is this correct or wrong?, Correct, Incorrect, If diameter is 16, then radius is 32. Is this correct or wrong?, Correct, Incorrect

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