Class 9 Maths Unit 7: Coordinate Geometry
Free MCQ practice for this FBISE unit. Three tests, each with 1 minute per question, automatic checking and an explanation after every answer.
For 9th class Federal Board (FBISE) students: Maths Chapter 7, Coordinate Geometry, online MCQ test.
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15 questions · 15 minCore definitions and basic skills with clear, direct questions.
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20 questions · 20 minTougher, conceptual questions with real-life contexts and 'why is this wrong?' items.
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Sample question 1
The abscissa of a point is its:
- x-coordinate
- distance from the origin
- quadrant number
- y-coordinate
Answer: A. In the ordered pair (x, y), x is the abscissa and y is the ordinate.
Sample question 2
Why is d(A, B) equal to d(B, A)?
- Because b − a is always positive
- Because distance is measured from the origin
- Because a = b always
- Because |b − a| = |a − b|
Answer: D. Reversing the order only changes the sign inside the absolute value.
Sample question 3
The distance between (1, 2) and (4, k) is 5, and k > 2. Find k.
- 6
- −2
- 5
- 4
Answer: A. 9 + (k − 2)² = 25, so k − 2 = ±4. Since k > 2, k = 6.