Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 10 (SSC) · Mathematics - Geometry (भूमिती)
Chapter: Chapter 7 — Chapter 7: Mensuration
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What does mensuration involve? [1]
(A) Calculating area, perimeter, volume
(B) Only calculating angles
(C) Only calculating names of shapes
(D) Nothing practical
2. What formulas exist for cylinders, cones, spheres? [1]
(A) Specific surface area and volume formulas
(B) No formulas exist
(C) Only area formulas, no volume
(D) Only volume, no area
3. What is a combined solid? [1]
(A) A shape made of multiple basic shapes
(B) A single basic shape only
(C) A 2D shape only
(D) Nothing specific
4. How do we find a combined solid's volume? [1]
(A) Calculate each shape's part and combine
(B) Only measure the outside
(C) Guess the volume
(D) Ignore the shapes
5. What is a frustum? [1]
(A) A cone with the top cut off
(B) A complete cone
(C) A cylinder
(D) A sphere
6. What does a frustum's formula depend on? [1]
(A) Two radii and height
(B) Only one radius
(C) Only height
(D) Only diameter
7. Where is mensuration applied practically? [1]
(A) Construction and packaging design
(B) Nowhere practical
(C) Only in abstract theory
(D) Only in art
8. Why learn mensuration? [1]
(A) For practical measurement and material calculations
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What does mensuration involve? [1]
(A) Calculating area, perimeter, volume
(B) Only calculating angles
(C) Only calculating names of shapes
(D) Nothing practical
10. What formulas exist for cylinders, cones, spheres? [1]
(A) Specific surface area and volume formulas
(B) No formulas exist
(C) Only area formulas, no volume
(D) Only volume, no area
11. What is a combined solid? [1]
(A) A shape made of multiple basic shapes
(B) A single basic shape only
(C) A 2D shape only
(D) Nothing specific
12. How do we find a combined solid's volume? [1]
(A) Calculate each shape's part and combine
(B) Only measure the outside
(C) Guess the volume
(D) Ignore the shapes
13. What is a frustum? [1]
(A) A cone with the top cut off
(B) A complete cone
(C) A cylinder
(D) A sphere
14. What does a frustum's formula depend on? [1]
(A) Two radii and height
(B) Only one radius
(C) Only height
(D) Only diameter
15. Where is mensuration applied practically? [1]
(A) Construction and packaging design
(B) Nowhere practical
(C) Only in abstract theory
(D) Only in art
16. Why learn mensuration? [1]
(A) For practical measurement and material calculations
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests