WorksheetsNetworks - Lesson 3
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 32mins
Choose the correct term to match each definition: Lines or curves that connect vertices.
Regions
Vertices
Edges
Paths
An edge that begins and ends at the same vertex.
Multiple edges
Vertices
Loop
Node
No arrows are shown on the edges.
Directed graph
Weighted graph
Simple graph
Undirected graph
An undirected and unweighted graph with no multiple edges.
Undirected graph
Unweighted graph
Incomplete graph
Simple graph
Every vertex in this network is (blank) to every other vertex.
adjacent
connected
planar
disconnected
Every vertex is connected to every other vertex by a single edge.
Connected graph
Planar graph
Complete graph
Disjoint graph
If a (blank) is removed, it will leave the graph disconnected.
node
region
bridge
loop
An edge (sometimes called an arc) is the link between two _____.
Points
Verticies
Networks
Locations
deg(B) = ?
1
2
3
4
A small section of a network is called a ______?
section
subgraph
partial graph
partial network
A loop has a degree of 2.
True
False
The number of edges will always equal half the number of degrees.
True
False
Identify the number of edges a graph with a sum of degrees = 10 will have.
2
20
5
10
Identify the number of edges a graph with a sum of degrees = 30 will have.
15
17.5
30
60
Identify the number of edges a graph with a sum of degrees = 22 will have.
44
33
12
11
Adjacency matrices represent the number of edges that connect vertices.
True
False
Identify the number of edges that connect vertex A and vertex C
0
1
2
3
Identify the number of edges that connect vertex A and vertex B
0
1
2
3
A graph that can be drawn in 2D without crossing of edges.
bipartite
connected
complete
planar
If a network can be drawn without taking the pen off the page and without going over the same edge twice it is ...
Eulerian
Hamiltonian
traversable
semi-Hamiltonian
_________ are called edges or arcs
Lines
Vertex
Node
Loop
True or false.
Edges don't always have to be straight lines.
True
False
Identify the type of graph
Simple
Disconnected
Complete
Connected
Identify the type of graph
Simple
Connected
Complete
Disconeccted
Identify the type of graph
Connected
Disconnected
Complete
Simple
How many faces does this graph have?
3
2
4
5
What is a planar graph?
A complete graph with intersecting edges
When a graph can be drawn with no intersecting edges
When the graph has two intersecting edges
A graph that looks like an aeroplane.
How many faces will there be for a connected planar graph of 7 vertices and 10 edges?
5
3
6
2
What is Euler's formula for planar graphs:
v - e + f =2
v - e - f =2
v + e + f =2
v + e - f =2
For a connected planar graph of 5 vertices and 3 faces, how many edges will there be?
6
4
10
8
How many faces does this planar graph have?
3
4
2
5
Which is false?
This graph is planar
This graph is simple
This graph is complete
This graph is connected
A sequence of vertices for which each vertex in the sequence is joined to the next vertex in the sequence by an edge.
Walk
Closed walk
Path
Trail
A walk that doesn’t finish at the starting vertex.
Walk
Closed walk
Open walk
Trail
A walk that has no repeat use of edges or vertices (except perhaps to end at the starting vertex).
Path
Closed walk
Open walk
Trail
Every path is a trail.
TRUE
FALSE
A walk that has no repeated edges (but can
revisit vertices).
Path
Trail
Eulerian trail
Hamiltonian circuit
Every vertex in this network is (blank) to every other vertex.
adjacent
connected
planar
disconnected
Which of the following best describes an Eulerian graph?
Covers every edge once and starts and ends at same vertex.
Includes every vertex exactly once and starts and finishes at same vertex.
Includes every vertex exactly once. Starts and finishes at different vertex.
Covers every edge once and starts and ends at different vertex.
Which of the following best describes a Hamiltonian trail?
Covers every edge once and starts and ends at same vertex.
Includes every vertex exactly once and starts and finishes at same vertex.
Includes every vertex exactly once. Starts and finishes at different vertex.
Covers every edge once and starts and ends at different vertex.
Which is false?
This graph is planar
This graph is simple
This graph is complete
This graph is connected
Path ABCADGAFEA is an example of a _______________
Eulerian trail
Semi-Eulerian trai
Hamiltonian cycle
Semi-Hamiltonian cycle
Path CDECABE is an example of a _______________
Eulerian trail
Semi-Eulerian trai
Hamiltonian cycle
Semi-Hamiltonian cycle
Path ABCEDA is an example of a _______________
Eulerian trail
Semi-Eulerian trai
Hamiltonian cycle
Semi-Hamiltonian cycle
Path ABCDE is an example of a _______________
Eulerian trail
Semi-Eulerian trai
Hamiltonian cycle
Semi-Hamiltonian cycle
