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Theory

Number Name Description
1. Introduction to circle Learn the definition and know the parts of the circle.
2. Circle through three points Learn the number of circles that can pass through 1, 2 and 3 points.
3. Theorems on angle subtended by the chord at the centre Learn the theorems based on angle subtended by the chord at the centre.
4. Theorems on perpendicular from the centre to a chord Learn the theorems based on perpendicular from the centre to a chord
5. Theorems on equal chords Learn the theorems based on the properties of equal chords.
6. Theorems on angle at the centre and the circumference Learn the theorem based on the angle subtended by the arc of the circle.
7. Theorems on angles at the circumference on the same segment Learn the theorems based on angles at the circumference to the same segment of the circle.
8. Special cases of angle at the centre and the circumference Learn the conjecture based on the theorems on angle at the centre and the circumference of the circle.
9. Theorem on interior angles of a cyclic quadrilaterals Learn what is cyclic quadrilateral and the theorem on property of the interior angles.

Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Knowing the parts 1st type - receptive easy 3 m. Exercise based on the parts of the circle.
2. Choose the correct answer 1st type - receptive easy 1 m. Exercise on position of points on the circle and types of circles.
3. Find the angle 2nd type - interpretation easy 1 m. Exercise based on the theorem subtended by the chords.
4. Find the measure of 'b' 2nd type - interpretation easy 1 m. To find the angle 'b' using the theorem on the interior angles of a cyclic quadrilateral.
5. Find the required angle 2nd type - interpretation medium 1 m. Exercise based on the theorems of the angle subtended by the parts of the circle.
6. Find the degree measure of 'x' 2nd type - interpretation medium 2 m. Exercise based on the theorem of angle at the centre and the circumference of a circle.
7. Find the subtended angle 3rd type - analysis medium 2 m. Exercise based on the angle subtended by the chord and the interior angles of a cyclic quadrilateral.
8. Find the distance 2nd type - interpretation medium 1 m. Application problem based on the the properties of the chord.
9. Find the area of the shaded region 3rd type - analysis medium 5 m. Exercise based on the theorem of the angle subtended by the diameter.
10. Find the angle from the figure 2nd type - interpretation medium 1 m. Exercise based on the theorem on cyclic quadrilaterals.
11. Find the unknown angle 'y' 3rd type - analysis medium 2 m. Exercise based on the theorem on angle subtended by the chord.
12. Find the distance between the chords 3rd type - analysis hard 2 m. Exercises based on the theorems of properties of a chord.
13. Find the chord length 2nd type - interpretation hard 4 m. Exercises based on perpendicular from the centre to a chord.
14. Prove the problem 3rd type - analysis hard 3 m. Exercise based on the angle subtended by the chord at the centre.
15. Explore the unknown angles 3rd type - analysis hard 4 m. To practise the theorems on circle and cyclic quadrilaterals.

Questions for Teacher Use

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Learn it! Other easy 1 m. To understand that circle is not a polygon.
2. Find the unknown angle 'z' Other easy 2 m. Based on the theorem on interior angles of a cyclic quadrilateral.
3. Think about it! Other medium 3 m. Creative exercise based on chord length and the distance of the chord from the centre.
4. Find the measure of the angle Other medium 1 m. Bases on theorems on angle subtended by the chord and the theorem on cyclic quadrilateral.
5. Analyse the problem Other hard 4 m. Exercise based on the angle subtended by the chord.
6. Try it! Other hard 4 m. Exercise based on theorem on angle subtended by chord at the centre.

Tests

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
1. Training test 00:20:00 medium 10 m.

Periodic assessments

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
1. Homework 00:25:00 medium 8 m.
2. Homework 00:20:00 hard 6 m.
3. Progress test 00:30:00 hard 11 m.
4. Progress test 00:30:00 hard 14 m.