6th Math Monthly Quiz Challenge

1. Q: On the number line 1 is divided into four equal parts. The third mark from 0 is at:

2. Q: A circle has how many lines of symmetry?

3. Q: A triangle with exactly one line of symmetry is called:

4. Q: Write 9/12 in simplest form:

5. Q: Four square beds 2 m side in corners of 12 m by 15 m plot leave lawn area:

6. Q: What smallest number has prime factorisation 2×3×5×7?

7. Q: Which integer is smallest?

8. Q: A land 12 m by 10 m has four 4 m side beds. Remaining area is:

9. Q: To construct a square of side 6 cm, after drawing base AB, next draw at A:

10. Q: How many angles of symmetry does a regular triangle (equilateral) have?

11. Q: Which fractions are equivalent?

12. Q: A square rotated by any angle remains a square because:

13. Q: Which fold creates a line of symmetry for the punched paper game?

14. Q: Which shape has no lines of symmetry?

15. Q: 10 + (−15) equals:

16. Q: Equivalent to?

17. Q: What is 5/6 + 1/4?

18. Q: To split a rectangle into two identical squares, its length must be:

19. Q: Which rule: “The sum of two negatives is negative”?

20. Q: How many lines of symmetry does a square have?

21. Q: Subtracting a negative number is the same as:

22. Q: Rectangle park 230 m by 160 m fenced with 3 ropes needs rope length:

23. Q: The point where diagonals of a rectangle intersect is:

24. Q: Opposite angles of any rectangle are:

25. Q: (+8) – (−6) equals:

26. Q: Which operation adds a negative number?

27. Q: A rectangle of length 5 cm and breadth 3 cm is made of wire. If reshaped into a square, each side equals:

28. Q: If x = −2 and y = +5, then x + y =:

29. Q: Inner track of 60 m by 30 m rectangle, Toshi runs 7 rounds. Distance =

30. Q: In rectangle PQRS, ∠P and ∠R are:

31. Q: A regular rectangle inscribed in a circle will have its diagonals as:

32. Q: A regular octagon has how many lines of symmetry?

33. Q: In Bela’s Building of Fun, how many floors below ground can be labeled?

34. Q: A shape with reflection but no rotational symmetry can be:

35. Q: Which fraction lies between 1/2 and 2/3?

36. Q: What is the perimeter of a square with side 5 m?

37. Q: Combining button presses +3 then −5 results in:

38. Q: A figure with rotational symmetry looks the same after:

39. Q: What is the perimeter of a rectangle with length 12 cm and breadth 8 cm?

40. Q: When naming rectangle ABCD, a valid alternative is:

41. Q: To draw symmetrical rangoli, one uses:

42. Q: (+5) + (−3) equals:

43. Q: Which integer is greater: −4 or −2?

44. Q: A line of symmetry of a circle is any:

45. Q: A circle drawn with centre C and radius CD intersects a line through C at D and E. What is CD?

46. Q: To construct “A Person” head curve, compass tip must be placed at:

47. Q: The windmill pinwheel shown repeats after rotating by:

48. Q: Which is larger: or?

49. Q: Which corner labeling is invalid for square PQRS?

50. Q: The three sides of a triangle measure 4 cm, 5 cm and 7 cm. Its perimeter is:

51. Q: A regular hexagon has how many angles of rotational symmetry?

52. Q: How many fractional units in 7/3?

53. Q: Area of triangle = ½ × base × height. For base 8 cm, height 5 cm it is:

54. Q: In rectangle ABCD, diagonals AC and BD:

55. Q: A figure with one line of symmetry but no rotation symmetry can be:

56. Q: The area of a rectangle is 300 sq m and length is 25 m. Its breadth is:

57. Q: A figure that only repeats after a full 360° rotation has:

58. Q: All points on a circle are at the same distance from its:

59. Q: On a thermometer, a reading below freezing point is:

60. Q: A square photo frame has side 1 m. What length of tape is needed to cover its border?

61. Q: Difference of and is:

62. Q: (+7) − (+10) equals:

63. Q: Four cakes among nine children each gets:

64. Q: Which fraction is in simplest form?

65. Q: What is the perimeter of an equilateral triangle whose side is 7 cm?

66. Q: A string 36 cm long forms an equilateral triangle. Each side is:

67. Q: A shape with four equal sides but no right angles is a:

68. Q: A grid figure of 9 squares has smallest perimeter when arranged:

69. Q: In constructing rectangle with one side 5 cm and diagonal 7 cm, point B is found at intersection of:

70. Q: Area of field 5 m by 4 m minus square carpet 3 m side is:

71. Q: Outer track of 70 m by 40 m rectangle, Akshi runs 5 rounds. Distance =

72. Q: Which construction uses both ruler and compass?

73. Q: Mixed fraction 2 3/5 equals which improper fraction?

74. Q: What tool helps draw a circle with a given radius?

75. Q: Three pizzas shared by four children each gets:

76. Q: A line that divides a figure into two overlapping halves when folded is called a:

77. Q: A number plus its additive inverse equals:

78. Q: The perimeter of a triangle is 55 cm; two sides are 20 cm and 14 cm. The third side is:

79. Q: Which number lies immediately to the left of 0 on the number line?

80. Q: (−12) − (+3) equals:

81. Q: What's the mixed number form of?

82. Q: The locus of points equidistant from two fixed points is:

83. Q: How many three-digit primes can be made using digits 2, 4, 5 each once?

84. Q: The smallest angle of rotation that maps a regular pentagon onto itself is:

85. Q: Fencing costs ₹40 per metre. Cost to fence a 150 m by 120 m rectangle is:

86. Q: How many lines of symmetry does a non-square rectangle have?

87. Q: How many integers are there between +3 and +8?

88. Q: A rectangle has perimeter 14 cm and breadth 2 cm. What is its length?

89. Q: Which mixed number equals 17/4?

90. Q: On a bank account, a debit is represented as:

91. Q: 0 − (−7) equals:

92. Q: Constructing an arc instead of a full circle saves time and avoids:

93. Q: A figure with 3 radial arms equally spaced has rotational symmetry of order:

94. Q: A wavy wave over an 8 cm line uses semicircles of radius:

95. Q: Sum of and is:

96. Q: A rectangle with all sides equal is called a:

97. Q: What is 1 1/3 – 2/3?

98. Q: (−4) − (−9) equals:

99. Q: A whole pizza shared equally among 5 friends gives each friend:

100. Q: Using 9 unit squares, largest perimeter possible is: