Segment

Q. A ________ divides a circle into two parts called segments.

1. Centre
2. Chord
3. Radius
4. Arc

Q. A chord is a straight line joining the two points on the ___ of a circle.

Q.

The line segment formed by joining any one point on the circle with the centre of the circle is called the radius.

1. 1

2. 2

Q.

Which of the following statement is not true about a circle?

1. The line segment joining the centre and any point on the circle is called the radius of the circle

2. Two points on the circle divide the circle in two parts called arcs of the circle

3. The region between a chord and either of its arcs is called the circumference of the circle

4. A circle is a closed round figure

Q. What does the shaded region represent in the circle shown below?

1. Minor segment
2. Minor sector
3. Diameter
4. Chord

Q.

A major segment of a circle contains the region formed by a chord and the major arc.

1. False

2. True

Q. Identify radius, centre, chord and diameter in the given circle.

1. Radius-OA, OC ; Chord-BC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O
2. Radius-OA ; Chord-BC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O
3. Radius-AC ; Chord- OA, OB, OC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O
4. Radius-OA, OC, OB ; Chord-BC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O

Q.

The smaller segment of a circle is called ____.

1. Major-segment

2. Sector

3. Minor-segment

4. Arc

Q.

Question 3(e):

Draw any circle and mark:

A segment

Q.

Is every diameter of circle a chord ? Name the longest chord . Is every chord if a circle also a diameter ?

Q.

Which of the following parts of a circle are formed with an arc and a chord?

1. Segment

2. Sector

3. Circumference

4. Diameter

Q.

Question 1(b):

From the figure, identify:
Three radii

Q.

Question 1(a):

From the figure, identify:
The centre of circle
.

Q.

Centre is a fixed point the circle.

Q.

What does r in the following figure represent?

1. Chord of the circle

2. Secant of the circle

3. Radius of the circle

4. Diameter of the circle

Q.

Select the options that are true:

1. 

   Shaded area represents minor segment.

2. 

   Shaded area represents major segment.

3. 

   Shaded area represents a semi-circle.

4. 

   Shaded area represents a minor segment.

Q.

Identify the diameter in the given figure.

1. Radius-OA ; Chord-BC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O

2. Radius-OA, OC, OB ; Chord-BC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O

3. Radius-AC ; Chord- OA, OB, OC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O

4. Radius-OA, OC ; Chord-BC ; Diameter AB ; Centre-O

Q. Is it possible for a circle to have two segments that cover equal region inside a circle?

Q.

In the figure below AB and DE are chords of the circle. State True/False.

1. Sector, Arc

2. Segment, Arc

Q.

Identify the labelled part AB in the figure given below.

1. 90 Degrees

2. 45 Degrees

3. 180 Degrees

4. 360 Degrees

Q.

Which of the following coloured regions represents a segment of the circle?

1. Red region
2. Blue region
3. Red and blue region
4. Yellow region

Q. Is every diameter of a circle also a chord?

Q.

what is major segment and minor segment

Q. A semi circle is both a segment and a sector

1. True
2. False

Q.

Every chord of the circle divides the circle into two parts which are called ___.

1. Tangents

2. Segments

3. Diameter

4. Radius

Q. _________ contains the centre of the circle.

1. Minor segment
2. Major segment
3. Arc
4. None of the above

Q. If a chord joins both the side of a circle, can chord be taken as a diameter?

Q.

(a) Is every diameter of a circle also a chord?

(b) Is every chord of circle also a diameter?

Q. Match the figures with their names

1. Minor sector
2. Minor segment
3. Major segment

Q.

The major segment of a circle is bounded by a ___ of the circle.

1. chord

2. chord and major arc

3. major arc

4. chord and minor arc