Class 10 Maths Chapter 13 MCQs – Practical Geometry (Circles) FBISE

Description: Practice Class 10 Maths Chapter 13 MCQs on Practical Geometry (Circles). These questions cover constructions, steps, and concepts based on FBISE exam pattern.

1. Practical geometry deals with:

A) Numbers
B) Constructions
C) Algebra
D) Statistics

2. A circle is constructed using:

A) Compass
B) Scale
C) Protractor
D) Divider

3. The fixed point in a circle is called:

A) Diameter
B) Arc
C) Center
D) Radius

4. Distance from center to any point on circle is:

A) Diameter
B) Arc
C) Tangent
D) Radius

5. To construct a tangent at a point on circle, we draw:

A) Parallel line
B) Perpendicular to radius
C) Arc
D) Chord

6. Tangent at any point is perpendicular to:

A) Radius
B) Diameter
C) Arc
D) Chord

7. To construct tangent from external point, we use:

A) Only scale
B) Only compass
C) Both compass and scale
D) Protractor only

8. Number of tangents from external point are:

A) One
B) None
C) Infinite
D) Two

9. To draw a circle, we need:

A) Diameter
B) Center and radius
C) Chord
D) Tangent

10. The first step in construction is:

A) Drawing rough figure
B) Final diagram
C) Measurement
D) Writing answer

11. Construction must be:

A) Rough
B) Random
C) Accurate
D) Approximate

12. Steps in construction should be:

A) Skipped
B) Random
C) Unordered
D) Logical

13. A tangent touches circle at:

A) One point
B) Two points
C) Three points
D) No point

14. A secant cuts circle at:

A) One point
B) Two points
C) Three points
D) No point

15. Construction of tangent involves:

A) Addition
B) Subtraction
C) Geometry concepts
D) Statistics

16. Circle construction is based on:

A) Fixed radius
B) Variable radius
C) Diameter only
D) Arc only

17. Compass is used to draw:

A) Lines
B) Angles
C) Triangles
D) Circles

18. To construct a tangent at a point on a circle, first we draw:

A) Radius to that point
B) Diameter
C) Arc
D) Chord

19. After drawing radius to point of contact, next step is to draw:

A) Parallel line
B) Another circle
C) Perpendicular at that point
D) Arc

20. To construct tangents from an external point, we join the point with:

A) Diameter
B) Center of circle
C) Radius
D) Arc

21. After joining external point with center, we find:

A) Radius
B) Diameter
C) Arc
D) Midpoint of line

22. The circle drawn with midpoint as center helps to:

A) Locate point of contact
B) Draw diameter
C) Measure angle
D) Draw arc

23. The intersection of circles gives:

A) Center
B) Diameter
C) Points of tangency
D) Arc

24. From points of tangency, we draw lines to:

A) Center
B) External point
C) Radius
D) Arc

25. Final lines drawn from external point to circle are:

A) Tangents
B) Chords
C) Arcs
D) Diameters

26. To check accuracy, tangent must be:

A) Parallel
B) Inclined
C) Random
D) Perpendicular to radius

27. The construction of tangent is based on:

A) Algebra
B) Arithmetic
C) Circle theorems
D) Statistics

28. If tangent is not perpendicular to radius, construction is:

A) Correct
B) Incorrect
C) Complete
D) Accurate

29. The purpose of rough figure is to:

A) Understand problem
B) Final drawing
C) Measurement
D) Decoration

30. Construction steps must follow:

A) Guessing
B) Random order
C) Logical sequence
D) Skipping steps

31. Which instrument is used to draw perpendicular?

A) Compass
B) Divider
C) Protractor
D) Set square / compass method

32. The construction of tangents from external point involves:

A) One circle
B) Two circles
C) No circle
D) Only lines

33. The midpoint is found using:

A) Compass arcs
B) Scale only
C) Protractor
D) Divider

34. Final construction should be:

A) Rough
B) Approximate
C) Unclear
D) Neat and accurate

35. If construction is accurate, all lines should be:

A) Precise
B) Rough
C) Curved
D) Unequal

36. If tangent is drawn incorrectly, it will not be:

A) Straight
B) Visible
C) Perpendicular to radius
D) Long

37. If compass width changes during construction, result becomes:

A) Accurate
B) Incorrect
C) Perfect
D) Equal

38. The most important requirement in construction is:

A) Speed
B) Decoration
C) Guessing
D) Accuracy

39. A correct construction always satisfies:

A) Given conditions
B) Rough figure
C) Guess
D) Random steps

40. If tangent is correctly drawn, angle between tangent and radius is:

A) 45^\circ
B) 60^\circ
C) 90^\circ
D) 30^\circ

41. If construction steps are skipped, result becomes:

A) Accurate
B) Wrong
C) Clear
D) Equal

42. A tangent from an external point touches circle at:

A) Two points
B) Infinite points
C) Zero points
D) One point

43. Two tangents drawn from same external point are:

A) Equal
B) Unequal
C) Parallel
D) Perpendicular

44. If tangent lengths are unequal, construction is:

A) Correct
B) Complete
C) Incorrect
D) Accurate

45. A well-constructed diagram should be:

A) Rough
B) Clear and neat
C) Dark only
D) Decorative

46. If steps are followed correctly, construction will be:

A) Wrong
B) Rough
C) Approximate
D) Accurate

47. Practical geometry mainly tests:

A) Skill and understanding
B) Memory only
C) Writing speed
D) Guessing

48. The construction of tangent depends on:

A) Algebra
B) Arithmetic
C) Geometry rules
D) Statistics

49. If diagram is unclear, answer becomes:

A) Correct
B) Difficult to understand
C) Perfect
D) Equal

50. Practical geometry helps in:

A) Visual understanding of concepts
B) Only calculations
C) Memorization
D) Guessing

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