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The document contains a question bank for Chapter 15 on Quadrilaterals from the 'My Pals Are Here! Maths 5B' textbook, featuring multiple choice and short answer questions. It provides answers and solutions for various types of quadrilaterals, including trapeziums, parallelograms, rhombuses, and squares. Each question is followed by a detailed explanation of the solution, focusing on the properties of the shapes discussed.

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35 MPaH 5B 15 Question Bank (Intermediate) Ans

The document contains a question bank for Chapter 15 on Quadrilaterals from the 'My Pals Are Here! Maths 5B' textbook, featuring multiple choice and short answer questions. It provides answers and solutions for various types of quadrilaterals, including trapeziums, parallelograms, rhombuses, and squares. Each question is followed by a detailed explanation of the solution, focusing on the properties of the shapes discussed.

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My Pals Are Here!

Maths 5B Intermediate
Chapter 15: Quadrilaterals

Answers A trapezium is a quadrilateral with only one pair of


parallel sides.
Test Name: Question Bank (Intermediate)
Figures A, B and C meet this requirement.
Type: Multiple Choice So, the answer is (2).

1. ANS: (4)
SOL:
7. ANS: (4)
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two pairs of
SOL:
parallel sides.
ABKF and FHML each have only one pair of parallel
Figures A, B, C and D meet this requirement.
sides.
So, the answer is (4).
ABKF and FHML are trapeziums.
So, the answer is (4).

2. ANS: (3)
SOL:
8. ANS: (2)
A rhombus is a quadrilateral with two pairs of
SOL:
parallel sides.
There are 12 trapeziums: STWU, STXV, STXU,
All of its sides are equal.
XDCT, XDFW, XDFT, FEBD, FEAC, FEAD, AUVE,
Only figures A, B and C meet these requirements.
AUSB and AUSE.
So, the answer is (3).
So, the answer is (2).

3. ANS: (4)
9. ANS: (1)
SOL:
SOL:
A trapezium is a quadrilateral with only one pair of
QSVW and RTUV each have two pairs of parallel
parallel sides.
sides.
Figures A, B, C and D meet this requirement.
Each pair of parallel sides has different length.
So, the answer is (4).
None of their angles are right angles.
QSVW and RTUV are parallelograms.
So, the answer is (1).
4. ANS: (1)
SOL:
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two pairs of
10. ANS: (4)
parallel sides.
SOL:
Figures B, C and D meet this requirement.
There are 3 parallelograms in the figure: KGHM,
So, the answer is (1).
GCEH and KCEM.
There is a rectangle in the figure: ADPL.
There are 2 squares in the figure: ABGF and HJPN.
5. ANS: (1)
There are 4 trapeziums in the figure: ABGK, ACGF,
SOL:
HJPM and NHEP.
A rhombus is a quadrilateral with two pairs of
So, the answer is (4).
parallel sides.
All of its sides are equal.
Only figures A, B and C meet these requirements.
So, the answer is (1).
11. ANS: (2)
SOL:
v = 180° – 38° – 38°

= 104°
6. ANS: (2)
SOL:

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CFGD is a quadrilateral with only one pair of


12. ANS: (2) parallel sides. CFGD is a trapezium.
So, the answer is (1).
SOL:
w = 180° – 83° – 64°
18. ANS: (3)
= 33°
SOL:
CDKH has four equal sides and four right angles.
CDKH is a square.
13. ANS: (4)
FJML has two pairs of parallel sides. The pairs of
SOL:
sides are of different lengths. FJML is a
k = 180° – 28°
parallelogram.
= 152°
So, the answer is (3).

14. ANS: (2)


Question type: Short Answer
SOL:
d = 180° – 90° – 39°
19. ANS: u = 41°
= 51° SOL:
u = 180° – 139°

= 41°
15. ANS: (3)
SOL:
In (1), ED and DG are of unknown length.
20. ANS: j = 51°
In (2), DEFG is not a trapezium, as it does not have
SOL:
a pair of parallel sides.
j = 180° – 129°
In (3), FG // ED, EDG = 157°, EFG = 92°, ED =
5 cm and DG = 8 cm. =51°

In (4), ED = 8 cm and DG = 5 cm.


So, the answer is (3).
21. ANS: n = 113°
SOL:
16. ANS: (1) n = 180° – 67°
SOL: = 113°
In (1), VS = TU = 9 cm, ST = UV = 11 cm and
VST
= TUV = 126°. 22. ANS: g = 144°
In (2), TU = 11 cm and UV= 9 cm. SOL:
In (3), TUV = 54°. g = 180° – 36°
In (4), TU = 11 cm, UV = 9 cm and TUV = 54°. = 144°
So, the answer is (1).

17. ANS: (1)


23. ANS: q = 73°
SOL:
SOL:
CDHG is a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel
q = 180° – 63° – 44°
sides.
= 73°
The pairs of sides are of different lengths. CDHG is
a parallelogram.

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24. ANS: f = 90° 32. ANS: p = 28°


SOL: SOL:
f = 180° – 53° – 37° p = 180° – 90° – 62°

= 90° = 28°

25. ANS: m = 63° 33. ANS: q = 32°


SOL: SOL:
m = 180° – 117° q = 180° – 115° – 33°

= 63° = 32°

26. ANS: p = 43° 34. ANS: e = 54°


SOL: SOL:
p = 180° – 90° – 47° e = 82° – 28°

= 43° = 54°

27. ANS: a = 18° 35. ANS: b = 35°


SOL: SOL:
a = 180° – 131° – 31° b = 180° – 117° – 28°

= 18° = 35°

28. ANS: s = 118° 36. ANS: a = 24°


SOL: SOL:
s = 180° – 31° – 31° a = 83° – 59°

= 118° = 24°

29. ANS: b = 108° 37. ANS: d = 48°


SOL:
SOL: d = 180° – 90° – 42°
b = 180° – 36° – 36° = 48°
= 108°

30. ANS: z = 63°


SOL:
z = 180° – 90° – 27°

= 63°
Question type: Long Answer
31. ANS: c = 19°
SOL:
38. ANS: ADE = 134°
c = 180° – 133° – 28°
SOL:
= 19°
ABD = ADB

= (180° – 88°) ÷ 2

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= 46° 43. ANS: BCD = 73°


ADE = 180° – 46° SOL:
= 134° ADB = 180° – 118° – 22°

= 40°
ADC = 40° + 67°
39. ANS: GEH = 53°
= 107°
SOL:
BCD = 180° – 107°
EGH = 180° – 53° – 39°
= 73°
= 88°
GEH = 180° – 88° – 39°

= 53° 44. ANS: NQP = 43°


SOL:
NQL = 47°
40. ANS: ADE = 144°
PQL = 180° – 90°
SOL:
= 90°
DAF = 90° – 54°
NQP = 90° – 47°
= 36°
= 43°
ADE = 180° – 36°

= 144°

45. ANS: GDF = 54°


SOL:
41. ANS: FGH = 41°
DFE = DEF = FDE = 60°
SOL:
FEG = GFE GDF = 180° – 66° – 60°

= (180° – 98°) ÷ 2 = 54°


= 41°
FGH = 180° – 98° – 41°

= 41° 46. ANS: UTV = 29°


SOL:
WTV = 180° – 124° – 11°

42. ANS: QRS = 43° = 45°


SOL: UTV = 180° – 106° – 45°
MQN = 180° – 53° – 29° = 29°
= 98°
QRS = 180° – 98° – 39°

= 43° 47. ANS: MPN = 92°


SOL:
NMP = 180° – 92° – 50°

= 38°
MPN = 180° – 38° – 50°

= 92°

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48. ANS: JKM = 28° 53. ANS: QTU = 21°


SOL: SOL:
GHJ = GKJ = 119° TVS = SUT = 104°

JKM = 180° – 119° – 33° STU = (180° – 104°) ÷ 2

= 28° = 38°

QTU = 59° – 38°

= 21°
49. ANS: ADE = 131°
SOL:
CDE = 180° – 139°
54. ANS: HEF = 56°
= 41° SOL:
ADE = 90° + 41° HFE = EHF
= 131° = 180° – 64° – 54°
= 62°
HEF = 180° – 62° – 62°
50. ANS: FGK = 147°
=56°
SOL:
HJK = HGK = 79°

FGH = (180° – 44°) ÷ 2 55. ANS: TUV = 110°

= 68° SOL:

FGK = 79° + 68° WTU= UVZ

= 147° = (180° – 31° – 9°) ÷ 2


= 70°
TUV = 180° – 70°

51. ANS: GKL = 113° = 110°


SOL:
JKL = 180° – 56°

= 124° 56. ANS: ABC = 46°


SOL:
GHJ = GKJ = 123°
ECD = 180° – 90° – 67°
GKL = 360° – 124° – 123°
= 23°
= 113°
ACD = 90° – 23°

= 67°

52. ANS: CDB = 86° CDA = ABC

SOL: = 180° – 67° – 67°


CBD = 180° – 72° – 83° = 46°

= 25°
CDB = 180° – 69° – 25°

= 86°

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57. ANS: NHL = 104° 61. ANS: FGK = 119°


SOL: SOL:
HLM = 180° – 122° FGH = FHG

= 58° = (180° – 90°) ÷ 2


MHL =180° – 58° – 46° = 45°
HGK = 180° – 106°
= 76°
= 74°
NHL = 180° – 76°
FGK = 74° + 45°
= 104°
= 119°

58. ANS: a) LKH = 33°; b) PJQ = 57°;


62. ANS: WVS = 105°
SOL:
SOL:
a) JHK = JKH = LHK = LKH =
WVU = 180° – 90° – 39°
= (180° – 114°) ÷ 2
= 33° = 51°

b) JHL = LKJ UVS = 180° – 126°

= 33° + 33° = 54°


= 66° WVS = 54° + 51°
JLK = LJK = PJQ
= 105°
= (180° – 66°) ÷ 2
= 57°

63. ANS: AEF = 38°


SOL:
59. ANS: EJF = 80°
ECD = 180° – 87° – 38°
SOL:
= 55°
FEJ = EFJ
AEF = DEC
= 77° – 27°
= 180° – 87° – 55°
= 50°
= 38°
EJF = 180° – 50° – 50°

= 80°

64. ANS: DEB = 92°


SOL:
60. ANS: EAD = 61°
AEB = 180° – 58° – 34°
SOL:
= 88°
DEB = 180° – 58°
DEB = 180° – 88°
= 122°
= 92°
AED = 180° – 122°
OR
= 58°
ADB = 180° – 58° – 36° – 34°
EAD = (180° – 58°) ÷ 2
= 52°
= 61° DEB = 180° – 52° – 36°

= 92°

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