Test: Playing with Lines - 2 - Class 2 MCQ

• A vertical line stands straight up like a pole.
• Horizontal lines lie flat like a bed.
• Slanting lines go at an angle, and curved lines bend.

So, Correct Answer is Option A.

The type of line you would see in the shape of a book's spine is a vertical line.

Here are some points to consider:

• A vertical line runs straight up and down.
• It represents the spine of the book when it is standing upright.
• This line helps to define the book's structure and stability.

• A horizontal line lies flat, like the surface of a table.
• Vertical lines stand up, and slanting lines go at an angle.
• Curved lines bend like the shape of a smile.

A triangle is the shape that has both vertical and slanting lines. Unlike a square or rectangle, which have only vertical and horizontal lines, a triangle features one vertical line and two slanting lines that meet at a point. This unique combination makes the triangle distinct among common shapes.

• A paperclip has straight parts and curved edges.
• A square, triangle, and circle have either only straight or only curved edges.
• A paperclip is a unique object with both types of edges.

A “Z” shape can be formed by using two types of lines:

• Slanting line - This line creates the diagonal part of the “Z”.
• Horizontal line - This line makes up the top and bottom lines of the “Z”.

Therefore, the combination of both A and C (the slanting and horizontal lines) creates the “Z” shape.

• The shape formed by two vertical lines and one horizontal line is like the letter "H".
• A square has equal sides, a triangle has slanting sides, and a rectangle has two vertical and two horizontal sides.
• The letter "H" has two vertical lines with a horizontal line joining them.

• A vertical line goes straight up and down.
• Horizontal lines go across from side to side.
• Slanting lines go at an angle, and curved lines bend.

• A horizontal line goes flat from left to right.
• Vertical lines go up and down, slanting lines go at an angle, and zigzag lines go up and down.

• A curved line bends smoothly, like a spiral.
• Straight, slanting, and zigzag lines do not form spirals.
• Curved lines can form circles, curves, and spirals.