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• by GIANSH GUPTA · Class 8

  Which digit is its own square and its own cube?

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  Data represented using pictures or symbols is called a:

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  In a frequency table, the 5th tally mark is drawn as a:

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  The sum of the probabilities of all possible outcomes of an experiment is:

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  The range of the data set (5, 5, 5, 5) is:

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  Which graph is used to show a trend over a period of time?

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  The top view of a cube is a:

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  The number of times a particular entry occurs is called its:

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  The square root of a decimal with two decimal places will have:

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  The central angle of a pie chart is always a fraction of:

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  The sum of three consecutive integers is always divisible by:

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  Subtraction of rational numbers does NOT follow the:

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  The width of bars in a histogram represents the:

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  A regular quadrilateral is a:

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  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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