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Estifane_Complex Questions

Quiz by Brendel May Estifane

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  • Q1

    videoq:DUNxLGhFCqM: 15:91 // How many sides of the triangle need to equal to become an Isosceles ?

    2

    1

    3

    4

    60s
  • Q2

    In a right  triangle the acute angles are complementary. How true is the statement? (ALWAYS, FREQUENTLY, SOMETIMES, SELDOM or NEVER)

    SELDOM

    NEVER

    freetextm://ALWAYS|100:SOMETIMES|50:FREQUENTLY|25:SELDOM|10

    60s
  • Q3

    Name one classification of triangle according to sides (one word only)

    freetextm://EQUILATERAL: SCALENE: ISOSCELES

    60s
  • Q4
    30s
  • Q5

    Arrange the following angles from greatest to least

    ordering://#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/0cc4c33ed67d81188e1370cd99a95e2c97077cd9.JPG|1:#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/735019033c5834b2537cb751e430d5e7d1a1b098.JPG|2: #89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/400f9699ec352d074a0bb289cfaa3130eb66d7cb.JPG|3

    60s
  • Q6

    Arrange the following angles from least to greatest

    ordering://3\degree|1:15\degree|2:36\degree|3

    60s
  • Q7

    Match the following triangles to their classification

    linking://equilateral triangle|#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/d5bf917863fcda3143ebab24fafb97b3cc53d7dc.JPG: isosceles triangle|#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/c40219315ec2e78f9d7f261affb8c8d7eee38939.JPG:scalene triangle|#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/f809e52ed3d0c8aa6668643608217b8a038c0a9d.JPG

    60s
  • Q8

    Match the following terms with their definition

    linking://right triangle|contains a 90\ \degree angle and two acute angles:obtuse triangle|contains an angle greater than 90\degree and two acute angles:acute triangle|contains all angles less than 90\degree

    60s
  • Q9

    Sort the following statements to their respective fields.

    sorting://Possible|scalene right triangle,isosceles obtuse triangle:Impossible|equilateral right triangle,scalene equiangular triangle

    60s
  • Q10

    Sort the following triangles according to their sides

    sorting://equilateral|#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/d43d00dcb92ea650dd05b7ecb816951bcffb47cf.JPG,#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/47a5c8a7eef8c3d2f1c6f5ba1bda0c98735f9c0c.JPG:scalene|#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/610e3cb816cb4575eb15f9e68975c084ca4e74ae.JPG,#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/5e6c1cc2bc7da2a8e64928795985b961bd1067f2.JPG:isoscles|#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/07a448e1f4dd1f2bdb6811b0b54f7b0dd6ef1696.JPG,#89683960-a71d-474a-b074-263f28719593/question/88ce4856644fcbabda18c47fd806ab0b426ee75a.JPG

    60s

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