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    UNIT TEST

    MATHEMATICS

    CLASS :6

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    1. a) Draw a circle and mark part of it.
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    b) what is the measure of each angle in this circle?

    2. Classify the below given angles to following three categories without measurement:

    i)less than 900 (acute angle)

    ii)exact 900(right angle)

    iii)more than 900(obtuse angle)

    b c d

    3. Calculate the fraction of the whole of the circle coloured:

    a) yellow part

    b) blue part

    4. What are the measures of angles that you see on both setsquares?

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