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• by GIANSH GUPTA · Class 8

  Every square number is the sum of consecutive:

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  Squaring a negative number results in a:

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  A kite has how many pairs of equal adjacent sides?

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  How many vertices does a tetrahedron have?

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  Which of these shapes is a "concave" polygon?

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  What is the powerhouse of the cell?

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  A tetrahedron is a pyramid with a ____ base.

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  The vertical axis of a graph is the:

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  A number is a perfect cube if its prime factors group into:

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  A number is a perfect cube if its prime factors group into:

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  A solid with a circular base and a single vertex is a:

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  How many natural numbers lie between (5) ^ 2 and (6) ^ 2?

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  The difference between the maximum and minimum values of data is the:

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  The diagonals of a rhombus bisect each other at:

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  The side view of a cylinder is a:

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  How many diagonals does a triangle have?

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  Select the best option to complete the sentence based on the following: "Today's world is full of gizmos and gadgets unimaginable to people thirty years ago." The sentence implies that ________.

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  If a polygon is regular, all its exterior angles are:

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  If the base of a prism is a circle, it is called a:

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  If a pyramid has a hexagonal base, the number of its faces is:

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