Introduction to Geometry
Basic Geometric Concepts
Transformations in a Plane
Returning a Polygon to its Original Position
Rigid Transformations
100

Given any two points A and B, there is exactly one of these passing through them

What is a LINE

100

The distance from the center of the circle to the edge is called this

What is the radius

100

To dilate means this

To make smaller or larger

100

When this type of polygon rotates about its center, the number of times it maps back onto itself in one complete rotation is equal to the number of sides n of the polygon

What is REGULAR (Pentagon, Octagon, Etc.)

100

In a reflection, any point in the preimage and the corresponding point in the image are at equal this from the line of reflection.

What is distances

200

Consider the terms pyramid, line, square, and triangle. Which one is not a term in Euclidean Geometry?  

What is a LINE

200

Whenever two lines intersect at an angle measuring 90 degrees the two are said to be this

What is Perpendicular

200

When a polygon is FLIPPED across a line, it is called this

What is a reflection

200

This formula can be used to find how many degrees it takes to map one vertex exactly onto the next vertex in the preimage

What is 360 degrees divided by n (# of sides in the polygon)

200

In a translation, all points are moved the same this from the preimage to the image

What is distance

300
Name a profession that uses Geometry in their work.

What is construction...architecht, sculptor, designer, etc.

300

When two lines are parallel, the perpendicular distance between the two lines is this

What is the SAME

300

The original figure in any transformation

What is a Preimage

300

A regular polygon with n sides has this many lines of reflection

What is n (number of sides)

300

If the preimage ABCDE becomes MNOPQ, which vertices match up with each other?  

What is A and M, B and N, C and O, D and P, and E and Q

400

Which Greek mathematician wrote the most definitive text on geometry (The Elements), one that is still referred to today?

Who is Euclid

400

An angle is formally defined as two rays that extend from a common point called this

What is a VERTEX

400

In contrast to dilation, this type of stretch changes the coordinate along ONE axis while keeping the coordinate along the other axis unchanged

What is Horizontal or Vertical

400

Through which angle of rotation does the image of a regular pentagon coincide with its preimage?

What is 72 degrees

400

A combination of translations, rotations, or reflections is called this

What is a sequence of transformations

500

Name the 4 structures of the axiomatic system.

What is undefined terms, axioms, definitions, and theorems

500

The relationship between a radius of a circle and a diameter is this

What is the radius is half a diameter

500

Polygon ABCD is defined by points A(-3, 2),  B(-6, 2), C(-3, -5), and D(-6, -5).  If the polygon is rotated 90 degrees clockwise (or 270 degrees counterclockwise) what is the coordinate of D' 

What is (-5, 6)

500

If n is even, half of the lines are these type of bisectors joining the midpoints of the opposite sides and half of the lines are these type of bisectors joining the opposite vertices.  

What is perpendicular and angle bisectors

500

Go to the board and draw the following sequences:  

Start with the point (-3, 2)

Reflect over the y axis

Reflect across the line y = -x

See Mrs. Williams 

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