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Viva-Voce




          1.  Define a circle. Is it a one-dimensional or two-dimensional figure?
          Ans.  A circle is a figure formed by joining all the points equidistant from a fixed point in a plane. It is a two-
              dimensional figure.
          2.  Define an arc.
          Ans.  An arc is a part of circumference of a circle.

          3.  State any other property of a circle.
          Ans.  Angle in a semi-circle is a right angle.
          4.  How many circles can pass through three non-collinear points?
          Ans.  One circle only.
          5.  What is the relation between the radius and diameter of a circle?

                        1
          Ans.  Radius =   × diameter.
                        2
          6.  How many angles can pass through three collinear points?
          Ans.  No





                                                          MCQs




          1.  The region between a chord and either of the arc is called
              a)  a sector            b)  a segment           c)  a semi-circle      d)  an arc
          2.  In figure, if POQ is diameter of a circle and RP and RQ are equal, then ∠RPQ is
              a)  30°                                  R

               b)  90°
              c)  60°
                                              P                 Q
              d)  45°                                  O




          3.  A circle divides the plane in which it lies, including circle in

              a)  3 parts             b)  2 parts             c)  4 parts            d)  5 parts
          4.  Number of semi-circles in a circle are
              a)  3                   b)  2                   c)  1                  d)  none of these
          5.  The degree measure of major arc is
              a)  270°                b)  360°                c)  less than 180°     d)  greater than 180°



        Answers:   1. b) a segment               2. d) 45°                     3. b) 2 parts

                    4. b) 2                      5. d) greater than 180°

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