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Parallel and Intersecting lines

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Which mathematical tool is commonly used to draw parallel lines?

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  1. Why should students learn about parallel and intersecting lines?

    1. They are useful only in examinations.
    2. They help understand geometry, real-life structures, engineering, maps, and design.
    3. They replace arithmetic completely.
    4. They are useful only for architects.
  2. Why are parallel and intersecting lines important in geometry?

    1. They help study shapes, angles, and constructions.
    2. They are used only in art.
    3. They are useful only in drawing maps.
    4. They are not used in mathematics.
  3. Which mathematical tool is commonly used to draw parallel lines?

    1. Compass only
    2. Divider only
    3. Ruler and set square
    4. Protractor only
  4. How many common points do parallel lines have?

    1. One
    2. Two
    3. Infinitely many
    4. None
  5. Which object shows intersecting lines?

    1. Notebook lines
    2. Railway tracks
    3. Open scissors
    4. Window grills
  6. Which of the following is NOT true about parallel lines?

    1. They never meet.
    2. They remain equidistant.
    3. They intersect at one point.
    4. They are straight lines.
  7. If two lines intersect at a right angle, they are called:

    1. Parallel lines
    2. Curved lines
    3. Perpendicular lines
    4. Horizontal lines
  8. Which pair of lines always remain the same distance apart?

    1. Intersecting lines
    2. Parallel lines
    3. Perpendicular lines
    4. Curved lines
  9. What is formed when two lines intersect?

    1. One angle
    2. Two angles
    3. Four angles
    4. No angles
  10. Which symbol represents parallel lines?

    1. ×
    2. =
    3. ∥
    4. ⊥
  11. What is the point where two intersecting lines meet called?

    1. Midpoint
    2. Vertex
    3. Point of intersection
    4. Endpoint
  12. Which of the following is an example of parallel lines?

    1. The hands of a clock at 3 o'clock
    2. Railway tracks
    3. Open scissors
    4. Crossing roads
  13. What are intersecting lines?

    1. Lines that never meet
    2. Lines that meet or cross at a point
    3. Lines that are curved
    4. Lines of different lengths only
  14. What are parallel lines?

    1. Lines that meet at one point
    2. Lines that never meet, even when extended indefinitely
    3. Lines that form a right angle
    4. Curved lines