Learn 80 questions from K-TET III - March 2023 - Part III (Mathematics)

K-TET III - March 2023 - Part III (Mathematics) Questions

One of the inner angles of a parallelogram is always greater than 90°

Two pairs of sides of a trapezium are parallel

The diagonals of a rhombus are equal in length

A rectangle is always a cyclic quadrilateral

Distance traveled by a falling body and time taken

Number of sides of a polygon and sum of its inner angles

Given three sides, tells whether the triangle is right angled or not.

Measures height and distance quickly and correctly

Makes use of the Pythagoras Theorem in solving daily life problems

The process of constructing a polygon of 17 sides with the help of ruler and compass only

The symbol'i' for expressing imaginary numbers

Providing real life like experiences related to the subject

Ability to organise a departmental mathematics library

Ability to provide remedial teaching for the backward students

Ability to inculcate proper interest in learning

Ability to do action research for the better teaching and welfare of the students

Sum of the angles of a quadrilateral is 360°

Slope of a line is tane, where 0 is the inclination of the line

Lacking in the skill of using the measuring instrument

Unable to locate the lines identified as radius of the circle

Unaware of the fact that length of the radius is half its diameter

Unaware to locate the centre of the given circle

Selecting appropriate instrument for drawing

Help the students to explore the creative fields such as art and architecture

Help the students to be original and creative in thinking

Help the students to interpret the social and economic phenomena

Enable the students to have clear ideas about number concept

It helps in arousing and maintaining interest in learning Mathematics.

providing suitable formula for solving the problem

break up the problem in hand into its constituent parts

combine the elements to produc something new

giving instructions to keep silence in the entire class

giving enough pauses to think and respond

perpendicular bisector of a chord of a circle

perpendicular bisectors of the sides of the triangle

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