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Froggy Jumps SET Quiz ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge about the game SET with this fun quiz! by Kanwal Atif 1 A set containing all the elements of Set A and B is called the : a UNION b DIFFERENCE c INTERSECTION 2 A set containing common elements of set A and B is called : a UNION b INTERSECTION c COMPLEMENT 3 The _________ of two sets A and B is the set of the elements of set A which are not in set B. a DIFFERENCE b COMPLEMENT c INTERSECTION 4 If set A is subset of universal set , then the set of elements not in A is called its _________ set. a UNION b UNIVERSAL c COMPLEMENT 5 What is a set in mathematics? a A mathematical operation. b A single number. c A collection of distinct objects. 6 Which symbol represents the empty set? a {} b ∅ c [] 7 What is the union of two sets? a Elements in one set only. b All elements from both sets. c Common elements only. 8 What does A ⊆ B mean? a Set A is equal to set B. b Set A is disjoint from set B. c Set A is a subset of set B. 9 How is the intersection of two sets defined? a All elements from both sets. b Elements in either set. c Elements common to both sets. 10 What is a universal set? a A set with no elements. b A set with only one element. c The set that contains all possible elements. 11 What is the cardinality of a set? a The number of elements in the set. b The type of elements in the set. c The sum of all elements. 12 Which of the following is a proper subset? a A set with no elements. b A set with identical elements. c A set that contains some but not all elements of another set. 13 What does the symbol ∩ represent? a Intersection of sets. b Difference of sets. c Union of sets. 14 What is the difference between sets A and B? a Elements common to both sets. b All elements from both sets. c Elements in A that are not in B.

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A set containing all the elements of Set A and B is called the :

A set containing common elements of set A and B is called :

The _________ of two sets A and B is the set of the elements of set A which are not in set B.

If set A is subset of universal set , then the set of elements not in A is called its _________ set.

What is a set in mathematics?

Which symbol represents the empty set?

What is the union of two sets?

What does A ⊆ B mean?

How is the intersection of two sets defined?

What is a universal set?

What is the cardinality of a set?

Which of the following is a proper subset?

What does the symbol ∩ represent?

What is the difference between sets A and B?