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Which one does not belong

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Questions
  1. Items
    1. Degree
    2. Radian
    3. Metre
    Odd item
    Metre
  2. Items
    1. Litre
    2. Sine
    3. Cosine
    Odd item
    Litre
  3. Items
    1. Vertex
    2. Hypotenuse
    3. Initial side
    Odd item
    Hypotenuse
  4. Items
    1. Navigation
    2. Surveying
    3. Baking
    Odd item
    Baking
Instructions
Tap the item that does not fit with the others.
_Source: syllabus Mathematics, Ch 3 'Trigonometric Functions'_

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Which way does it turn

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Questions
  1. Answer
    Anticlockwise
    Question
    A positive angle turns
    Choices
    1. Anticlockwise
    2. Clockwise
  2. Answer
    Clockwise
    Question
    A negative angle turns
    Choices
    1. Clockwise
    2. Anticlockwise
  3. Answer
    Clockwise
    Question
    Minus ninety degrees turns
    Choices
    1. Clockwise
    2. Anticlockwise
  4. Answer
    Anticlockwise
    Question
    Plus one radian turns
    Choices
    1. Anticlockwise
    2. Clockwise
  5. Answer
    Clockwise
    Question
    Minus four twenty degrees turns
    Choices
    1. Clockwise
    2. Anticlockwise
  6. Answer
    Anticlockwise
    Question
    Plus two seventy degrees turns
    Choices
    1. Anticlockwise
    2. Clockwise
Instructions
Pick the right direction each time. Too many wrong picks and the tower falls.
_Source: syllabus Mathematics, Ch 3 'Trigonometric Functions'_

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Spot the false statement

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Questions
  1. False statement
    The range of sine runs beyond one
    Statements
    1. An anticlockwise turn is a positive angle
    2. The range of sine runs beyond one
    3. Sine is defined for every real number
  2. False statement
    Radian and degree cannot be converted
    Statements
    1. A radian uses an arc of one unit
    2. A degree is one part in three sixty
    3. Radian and degree cannot be converted
  3. False statement
    Cosine is undefined at zero
    Statements
    1. Cosine is undefined at zero
    2. The point of rotation is the vertex
    3. Trigonometry began with triangle problems
  4. False statement
    Tangent is defined for all reals
    Statements
    1. Sine and cosine repeat as x grows
    2. Tangent is defined for all reals
    3. Cosine ranges from minus one to one
Instructions
Two statements are true and one is false. Tap the false one.
_Source: syllabus Mathematics, Ch 3 'Trigonometric Functions'_

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