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Full Mock · Class 10 · Attempt 1
Class-wide Mock Paper
30 questions · 76 marks · 180 minutes
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Section A
Objective (1 mark each)
10 × 1 mk
A1
(even) on a die.
From: Probability · 1 mark
A2
Two similar triangles have perimeters cm and cm. If one side of first is cm, find the corresponding side of the second.
From: Triangles · 1 mark
A3
A kite is flying at height m; string makes with ground. Length of string?
From: Some Applications of Trigonometry · 1 mark
A4
Pole m, sun : shadow length.
From: Some Applications of Trigonometry · 1 mark
A5
Discuss nature of roots of .
From: Quadratic Equations · 1 mark
A6
.
From: Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables · 1 mark
A7
Area of a quadrant of a circle with .
From: Areas Related to Circles · 1 mark
A8
A quadrilateral is drawn to circumscribe a circle. Prove .
From: Circles · 1 mark
A9
TSA of cuboid .
From: Surface Areas and Volumes · 1 mark
A10
Show that any positive odd integer is of the form or .
From: Real Numbers · 1 mark
Section B
Very short answer (2 marks each)
6 × 2 mk
B1
If , find .
From: Introduction to Trigonometry · 2 marks
B2
(leap year has Sundays).
From: Probability · 2 marks
B3
Similar triangles side ratio . Area ratio?
From: Triangles · 2 marks
B4
Volume of cylinder .
From: Surface Areas and Volumes · 2 marks
B5
Sum of first terms is . Find term.
From: Arithmetic Progressions · 2 marks
B6
Find HCF of and using Euclid's algorithm.
From: Real Numbers · 2 marks
Section C
Short answer (3 marks each)
8 × 3 mk
C1
From top of a m tower, angle of depression of two objects on ground on same side are and . Find distance between them.
From: Some Applications of Trigonometry · 3 marks
C2
: , area. Find area.
From: Triangles · 3 marks
C3
Solve .
From: Quadratic Equations · 3 marks
C4
Value of .
From: Introduction to Trigonometry · 3 marks
C5
Can the number end with the digit ?
From: Real Numbers · 3 marks
C6
Prove .
From: Introduction to Trigonometry · 3 marks
C7
Solve .
From: Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables · 3 marks
C8
A ladder m leans against a wall; foot is m from the wall. Angle with ground?
From: Some Applications of Trigonometry · 3 marks
Section D
Long answer (5 marks each)
6 × 5 mk
D1
The 7th term of an AP is 34 and 13th is 64. Find the AP.
From: Arithmetic Progressions · 5 marks
D2
Are collinear?
From: Coordinate Geometry · 5 marks
D3
Two dice thrown, (sum ).
From: Probability · 5 marks
D4
Section formula: and divided in .
From: Coordinate Geometry · 5 marks
D5
of
From: Arithmetic Progressions · 5 marks
D6
Wheel makes revolutions to cover m. Diameter?
From: Areas Related to Circles · 5 marks