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GRADE 5 MATH REVISION QUESTIONS

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Horizontal Lines

A horizontal line is a straight line that runs from left to right.

Practice Question 1

Can you identify the horizontal line in the shape below:
Geometry - Horizontal Lines
Answer:
The horizontal lines are:
A to B (Also written as AB)
C to D (Also written as CD)

Practice Question 2

Can you identify the horizontal line in the complex shape below:
Geometry - Horizontal Lines
Answer:
The horizontal lines are:
AB
CD
FG
HJ

Vertical Lines

A vertical line is a straight line that runs from top to bottom.

Practice Question 3



Can you identify the vertical line in the shape below:
Geometry - Vertical Lines
Answer:
The vertical lines are:
AC
BD

Practice Question 4

Can you identify the vertical line in the complex shape below:
Geometry - Vertical Lines
Answer:
The vertical lines are:
AC
BD
EF
BG

Perpendicular Lines

Perpendicular line are two straight lines that meet at a right angle or at 90°.

Practice Question 5

Can you identify the perpendicular lines in the shape below:
Geometry - Perpendicular Lines
Answer:
The Perpendicular lines are:
Line XY is perpendicular to line AB

Practice Question 6

Can you identify the perpendicular lines in the complex shape below:
Geometry - Perpendicular Lines
Answer:
Line AD is perpendicular to line BC

Parallel Lines

Parallel line are two straight lines which do not meet or intersect.

Practice Question 7

Are the lines below parallel to each other?
Geometry - Parallel Lines
Answer:
Line AB is Parallel to line CD

Practice Question 8

Grade 5 pupils - Mary, Susan, Mark and John, were asked by they teacher to draw parallel lines on a paper. Which pupils drew parallel lines?
Geometry - Parallel Lines
Answer:
Susan and Mark

Answer Hint:

- Mary drew perpendicular lines as they meet at 90°
- John drew lines that would meet. To prove this, extend the lines as shown. The lines would meet at point t, hence they are not parallel to each other.
Geometry - Parallel Lines




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