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Geometry quiz for grade 10: Parallel lines and planes This quiz helps revise “Parallel lines and planes” in Geometry for grade 10. It has 25 questions in five categories: Lines in space, Line and plane, Two planes, Parallel projection, Models in space. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Lines in space 100 Besides not intersecting, what condition must two lines in space satisfy to be parallel?
200 What are two lines in space called if no single plane contains both of them?
300 How many lines parallel…
In the game400 How many planes can…
In the game500 One of two parallel…
In the gameLine and plane 100 How many common points do a line and a plane have if they are parallel?
200 A line outside a plane is parallel to a line in that plane. What follows?
300 A line is parallel…
In the game400 How many lines parallel…
In the game500 Plane β contains a…
In the gameTwo planes 100 How many common points do two parallel planes have?
200 Two distinct planes have a common point. What figure is their intersection?
300 How many planes parallel…
In the game400 Each of two planes…
In the game500 Two distinct planes are…
In the gameParallel projection 100 What is the image of a point on a plane, obtained along one fixed direction not parallel to that plane, called?
200 What is the projection of a line if the line is not parallel to the projection direction?
300 Two parallel lines are…
In the game400 A segment is not…
In the game500 A segment is not…
In the gameModels in space 100 In cube ABCDA₁B₁C₁D₁, which face is parallel to face ABCD?
200 In cube ABCDA₁B₁C₁D₁, which edge through C neither meets AB nor is parallel to AB?
300 Two parallel planes are…
In the game400 A line lies in…
In the game500 How many cube edges…
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