Introduction to Graphs

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Class 8 made by Ms Simmi Khosla

Roll no- *

Name- *

Class/Sec *

8 B

8 C

8 D

8 E

Q1. A graph representing a data which changes continuously over periods of time is known as: *

1 point

Bar graph

Pie chart

Line graph

Histogram

Q2. The point (2, 3) is at a distance of: *

1 point

2 from both its axes

3 from both its axes

3 from the x-axis and 2 from the y-axis

2 from the x-axis and 3 from the y-axis

Q3. In the point (2,-3), 2 denotes the : *

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Abscissa

Ordinate

Origin

Quadrant

Q4. The point which lies on both the axes is: *

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(0, 0)

(0, 1)

(1, 0)

(1, 1)

Q5. A point whose abscissa is zero and the ordinate is non-zero lies on the: *

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x-axis

y-axis

Origin

None of these

Q6. In the coordinates of a point, the second number denotes the: *

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Abscissa

Ordinate

Origin

None of these

Q7. A line graph can also be a whole unbroken line: *

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True

False

Sometimes broken, sometimes unbroken

None of these

Q8. If the coordinates of a point are (-1,9), the point lies in: *

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First quadrant

Second quadrant

Third quadrant

Fourth quadrant

Q9. The graph which is used to compare parts of a whole is: *

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Line graph

Bar graph

Pie chart

Histogram

Q10. The coordinates of a point in the third quadrant are of the form: *

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(+, +)

(-, +)

(-, -)

(+, -)

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