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Playing with Constructions · Class 6 Mathematics · Ganita Prakash

English 4 topics 116 leveled MCQs 60 flashcards 9 games Free

Shared by a Veda teacher · Generated with Veda AI · Oct 2026

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💡 Key Idea

What a compass is for

Tip still, pencil moves.

The sharp arm stays pressed in one spot. The pencil arm travels. Because the gap between them never changes, every mark the pencil leaves is the same distance from that spot.

💡 Key Idea

Where a circle comes from

Same distance, every direction.

Mark point after point at one fixed distance from a chosen spot. They do not scatter. They line up into a smooth closed ring, and that ring is a circle.

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Centre and radius

Two words hold a circle.

The chosen spot is the centre. The fixed distance is the radius. Name those two and you have described that circle completely, with nothing left to add.

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What makes a rectangle

Two tests, not a picture.

The sides facing each other must come in equal pairs, and all four corners must be right angles. A figure that passes both is a rectangle, whatever it looks like at first glance.

💡 Key Idea

What makes a square

Tighten one rule.

All four sides the same length, and all four corners right angles. Only the side rule differs from the rectangle test. The corner rule is word for word the same.

💡 Key Idea

Every square is a rectangle

One way only.

Four equal sides certainly include two equal pairs, so a square passes the rectangle test. A rectangle of 9 cm by 2 cm shows that the reverse does not follow.

📖 Smart notes

What you'll study, topic by topic

1

Artwork with Curves and Lines

Meet the compass and learn what it really does: hold one distance steady while the pencil travels. That single habit gives circles, arcs and the curves inside a drawing.

  • A curve is any line a pencil can trace on paper, and a straight line counts as one of them.
  • A compass holds one distance while its pencil moves, so everything it draws is that far from the tip.
  • All the points at a fixed distance from a fixed point form a circle.

~30 min · full explanation, examples & memory tricks in the app

2

Squares and Rectangles, and Constructing Them

Two tests decide whether a figure is a rectangle, and one more decides whether it is a square. Then the compass and ruler build them to any size you ask for.

  • A rectangle has its opposite sides equal in length, and each of its four corners is a right angle.
  • A square has all four sides the same length, and each of its four corners is a right angle.
  • Every square passes both rectangle tests, so every square is also a rectangle.

~32 min · full explanation, examples & memory tricks in the app

3

Exploring Rectangles

Slide two points down the facing sides of a rectangle and watch the line between them shrink and grow. Then plan a rectangle that breaks into identical squares before drawing a single line.

  • A point X can sit anywhere along one side of a rectangle, corners included, and Y anywhere along the facing side.
  • When X and Y have slid the same distance down, the join XY is level and equals the side it runs beside.
  • That level position is the closest the two points can be to each other.

~34 min · full explanation, examples & memory tricks in the app

4

Diagonals, and Points Equidistant from Two Points

Join the opposite corners of a rectangle and two matching lines appear, each cutting the other in half. The same compass idea then finds every point that is equally far from two given points.

  • A diagonal joins a corner of a rectangle to the corner opposite it, and every rectangle has two of them.
  • The two diagonals of a rectangle are equal in length, however long and thin the figure is.
  • They cross at the centre and cut each other into halves, so all four half diagonals are equal.

~38 min · full explanation, examples & memory tricks in the app

❓ Leveled MCQ practice

Try the smart MCQs from this kit

116 questions laddered from warm-up to topper-level, each with an explanation. A taste:

Meera marks dozens of points, each one 3 cm from a dot she has labelled K. What will her marks form?

Beginner
A A circle with K at its centre B A straight line passing through K C A square with K in one corner D A curve that spirals away from K
Show answer & explanation

A circle with K at its centre

One fixed distance kept in every direction is exactly what makes a circle.

The distance from the centre of a circle to any point on it is called the ____.

Beginner
A corner B radius C border D middle
Show answer & explanation

radius

That fixed distance is the radius, and it is the same wherever you measure it.

Which statement about a compass is true?

Beginner
A Both of its two arms travel along while the circle is being drawn B It can only draw circles of one fixed size C Its sharp tip stays in one place while the pencil sweeps round D It measures angles rather than distances
Show answer & explanation

Its sharp tip stays in one place while the pencil sweeps round

The tip holds the centre still, so the gap between the arms never changes.

Farida wants a half circle that sits on a 10 cm piece of line. What should she set the compass to?

Intermediate
A 10 cm, matching the piece of line B 20 cm, which is double the piece C 1 cm, so that the bump stays small D 5 cm, which is half the piece
Show answer & explanation

5 cm, which is half the piece

The bump spans the whole 10 cm, and its centre sits at the middle, so the radius is 5 cm.

🃏 Flashcards

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