Define a Transformation and the 3 examples
A movement of a shape
- Translation
- Rotation
- Reflection
What type of transformation is this? Give details of the transformation
Translation
Up 3, left 6
Define parallel
Lines that are the same that will NEVER intersect
Define congruent
Same shape
What are alternate interior angles?
a pair of angles on the inner side of two lines, but on opposite sides of a crossing line called a transversal.
Define Acute angle, Obtuse angle, and Right angle
- Less than 90 degrees
- More than 90 degrees
- 90 degrees
What do all angles in a triangle add up to?
180 degrees
Tell me which two different types of angles that cannot be in the same triangle
Right and obtuse
Define a Translation and the two things you need to describe a translation
A shift of a figure
- Direction
- Distance
What type of transformation is this? Give details of the transformation

Rotation
Answer can vary- 90 degrees around origin
Define a Transversal
A line that intersects two or more other lines at different points
Are these congruent? Why or why not?
No! They are not the same exact shape!
Find the missing angle
x- 110
Define corresponding
Same point/line/angle on the original and new image
Find the missing angle
60 degrees
Can congruent shapes have different angles? Or just different sides? (Hint: think area and perimeter example)
They have to have the same of both
Explain the three main things you need to describe a rotation
Center of rotation, direction, degrees
Find the center of rotation of this picture (DAILY DOUBLE)
(1, 2)
Given that the following lines are parallel, find the missing angle measurement of DBC and EFB
DBC: 36 degrees
EFB: 144 degrees
Are these considered congruent? What do the small lines on the sides represent?
Yes, they mean that they are the same side/congruent
Find angles b, d, and h
b- 110
d- 70
h- 70
Give a explanation on alternate interior angles.
Angles that are across/alternate from one another that are congruent. Can be the same on the lines connected to the transversal ONLY if they are parallel.
Find the measurement of x
158 degrees
Name the shapes that are always congruent:
- Squares - Quadrilaterals
- Rectangles - Parallelograms
- Rhombus
Squares and Rectangles
Define a rigid transformation and why they are important to what we have been doing
A movement of a shape that does not change the actual shape itself, just the position!
It is the translations, reflections, and rotations we have been doing!
How would you get the image B back to the original A?

Translate up 4, left 5
Find the missing angles AEH and DFG, given the following lines are parallel
AEH: 118
DFG: 118
Do area and perimeter have to be the same when shapes are congruent? Why or why not?
Yes, if they are not, then it is not the same shape
Find the angle x and tell me how you did so
97, obtuse angle, and alternate interior to the corresponding angle of 97 degrees
Tell me all 6 types of directions used for translation and rotation. (DAILY DOUBLE)
Up, down, left, right, clockwise, counterclockwise
Find the 4 missing angles
inside triangle: 54
a: 119
b: 126
c: 115
Describe what the line y=x looks like on a graph
(DAILY DOUBLE)

Define a vertex and describe what it is mainly used for in a specific type of transformation
A point where lines meet, Center of rotation!
Describe a sequence of transformations that would take HJKL to H'J'K'L'.

Rotate 90 degrees clockwise around the origin, reflect across the x-axis, translate 1 unit down and 3 units right
Tell me each pair of alternate interior angles
1-3, 5-7
2-4, 6-8
Which of the following is the ONLY one considered always congruent with the same side lengths? Explain why
- Rectangle
- Rhombus
- Quadrilaterals
Rectangle- if side lengths are the same, they are always congruent because angles and sides are the same
Find the missing angle x (DAILY DOUBLE)
x-45
Define image
The shape after a transformation was done (end result)
Find the value of y
140 degrees
What does it mean when two angles add up to 180 degrees? What are those angles called?
Supplementary