NSTSE (National Science Talent Search Exam- Unified Council) Class 4: Questions 1173 - 1179 of 1971

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Question number: 1173

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The line that divides the object or figure into two identical halves is called:

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

Line of symmetry

b.

Dotted line

c.

Common line

d.

All of the above

Question number: 1174

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Through two given points we can draw ________.

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Choice (4)Response

a.

2 lines

b.

4 lines

c.

Many lines

d.

1 lines

Question number: 1175

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A line segment has ________ end points.

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

Infinite

b.

1

c.

2

d.

0

Question number: 1176

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This is a part of chocolate wrapper. Which of these can be found put from the information on it?

This image shows a part of chocolate wrapper

This Image Shows a Part of Chocolate Wrapper

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

The cost of per piece of the chocolate.

b.

The weight of each piece of chocolate

c.

The price of chocolate.

d.

The number of chocolate in this pack.

Question number: 1177

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In closed figures, bounded by line segments are called:

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Choice (4)Response

a.

Line

b.

Polygon

c.

Dotted line

d.

None of the above

Question number: 1178

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A ________ is bounded by three line segments.

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Choice (4)Response

a.

Square

b.

Circle

c.

Triangle

d.

Rectangle

Question number: 1179

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In the grid below, I took 3 steps east, 2 steps south, 1 step east and 2 steps south and start X. Where did I reach?

Quadrilateral poly1Quadrilateral poly1: Polygon E, F, G, HSegment fSegment f: Segment [A, B] Segment gSegment g: Segment [C, D] Segment eSegment e: Segment [E, F] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment f_1Segment f_1: Segment [F, G] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment g_1Segment g_1: Segment [G, H] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment hSegment h: Segment [H, E] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment iSegment i: Segment [I, J] Segment jSegment j: Segment [K, L] Segment kSegment k: Segment [M, N] Segment lSegment l: Segment [O, P] Segment mSegment m: Segment [Q, R] Segment nSegment n: Segment [S, T] Segment pSegment p: Segment [U, V] Segment qSegment q: Segment [W, Z] Segment rSegment r: Segment [A_1, B_1] Segment sSegment s: Segment [C_1, D_1] Segment tSegment t: Segment [E_1, F_1] Segment aSegment a: Segment [G_1, H_1] Segment bSegment b: Segment [I_1, J_1] Segment cSegment c: Segment [K_1, L_1] Point M_1Point M_1: Intersection point of l, cPoint M_1Point M_1: Intersection point of l, cPoint N_1Point N_1: Intersection point of n, cPoint N_1Point N_1: Intersection point of n, cPoint O_1Point O_1: Intersection point of l, bPoint O_1Point O_1: Intersection point of l, bPoint P_1Point P_1: Intersection point of n, sPoint P_1Point P_1: Intersection point of n, sPoint Q_1Point Q_1: Intersection point of j, aPoint Q_1Point Q_1: Intersection point of j, aNtext1 = “N”Etext2 = “E”Wtext3 = “W”Stext4 = “S”Ptext5 = “P”Qtext6 = “Q”Rtext7 = “R”Stext8 = “S”Ttext9 = “T”Xtext9_1 = “X”

This Image Shows the Grid with Points

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

Q

b.

S

c.

P

d.

R

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