Reflections
Translations
Rotations
Rigid Transformations
Miscellaneous
100

Reflect: (-3, 2) over the x-axis.

What is (-3, -2)?

100
Translate: (1, 3)-->left 2
What is (3, 3)?
100

When rotating a figure, point, or line, we reflect about the ...

Origin (0,0)

100

The three types of rigid transformations.

What are Reflections, Translations, and Rotations?

100

What are shapes called if angle measurements are the same but the side lengths differ?

Similar

200
Reflect: (2, 4) over the y-axis.
What is (-2, 4)?
200
Translate: (-4, 4)--down 6
What is (-4, -2)?
200

Rotate (4,8) 90 degrees clockwise with the origin as the center of rotation.

What is (8,-4)?

200
The commons description of Reflections.
What is "flip?"
200

How many "turns" is a 270 degree rotation?

3 turns

300
Reflect: M(4, 5), P(1, 2), S(5, 1) over the x-axis.
What is M'(4, -5), P'(1, -2), S'(5, -1)?
300

Translate: (0, -2)--right 7

What is (7, -2)?

300

Rotate (4,8) 180 degrees with the origin as the center of rotation.

What is (-4,-8)?

300
The common description of Translations.
What is slide?
300

What would the new coordinates be if the point (x,y) was reflected in the x axis?

(x,-y)

400
Reflect: M(4, 5), P(1, 2), S(5, 1) over the y-axis.
What is M'(-4, 5), P'(-1, 2), S'(-5, 1)?
400

Name the Translation: (4, -1)--->(3, -6)

What is 1 left, 5 down?

400

Rotate (4,8) 90 degrees counterclockwise with the origin as the center of rotation.

What is (-8,4)?

400

The common description of rotations.

What is spin or turn?

400

What are Congruent Figures?

Figures that have the same shape and size

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