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SSC Grade IX - Quadrilaterals

Question 1

1.	The name of the rectangle is
	BCDE BDCE BCDF BDEC BCEF

Question 2

2.	In the adjoining figure, ABCD is a rhombus and △EDC is an equilateral triangle. E and B are on opposite sides of  CD. If ∠DAB = 31.84°, find the values of  x  and  y .
	x = 28° , y = 42.08° x = 31° , y = 45.08° x = 29° , y = 43.08° x = 30° , y = 44.08° x = 32° , y = 46.08°

Question 3

3.	The opposite sides of the kite are
	EF     &   GH     ,   FG     &   HE       EF     &   GI     ,   FG     &   IE       EG     &   FH     ,   GF     &   HE       EF     &   HI     ,   FH     &   IE       EG     &   HF     ,   GH     &   FE

Question 4

4.	The sides of the rectangle are
	AB     ,   BC     ,   CD     ,   DA       AC     ,   CD     ,   DB     ,   BA       AB     ,   BC     ,   CE     ,   EA       AB     ,   BD     ,   DE     ,   EA       AC     ,   CB     ,   BD     ,   DA

Question 5

5.	Name all quadrilaterals whose diagonals bisect each other
	square,parallelogram rectangle,rhombus square,rectangle parallelogram,square,rhombus,rectangle square,kite

Question 6

6.	In the given figure, ABCD is a rhombus such that ∠B = 120°. Then △ABD is
	Isosceles triangle Right angled triangle Obtuse angled triangle Equilateral triangle

Question 7

7.	In the figure given below, NOPQ is a rhombus. Find the values of x and y
	x = 36° , y = 54° x = 34° , y = 52° x = 38° , y = 56° x = 35° , y = 53° x = 37° , y = 55°

Question 8

8.	In the given figure, CDEF is a parallelogram. DF is the diagonal such that   CF = DF = DE . Given ∠C = 45° , find ∠FDE
	91° 88° 89° 90° 92°

Question 9

9.	In rhombus CDEF , diagonals   CE     and   DF     intersect at G . Then ∠EFC =
	∠CDE ∠CDG ∠DEF ∠FCD

Question 10

10.	The sides of the trapezium are
	FH     ,   HI     ,   IG     ,   GF       FG     ,   GI     ,   IJ     ,   JF       FH     ,   HG     ,   GI     ,   IF       FG     ,   GH     ,   HI     ,   IF       FG     ,   GH     ,   HJ     ,   JF

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