Translations
Rotations
Coordinate Grids
Reflections
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100

Translating means moving a shape without doing these two things.

Turning and Flipping

100

A rotation always turns around this. 

Turning Centre OR Centre of Rotation

100

Which coordinate moves up and down? 

The Y coordinate.

100

A reflection causes this type of figure. (hint two words)

Mirror Image

100

What do we call translations, reflections, and rotations?

Transformations.

200

If you translate a shape 3 squares right, which coordinate changes?

The X-Coordinate


200

Which way turns to the left?

Counterclockwise

200

The point (0,9) is located on which axis?

The y-axis. 

200

When you reflect a shape, what happens to its size and shape? 

They stay the same.

200

Which transformation keeps orientation the same?

Translation

300

A point moves from (4,7) to (4,2). Describe the translation. 

5 Squares Down.
300

If a shape is rotated 180º, what happens to its orientation?

It appears upside-down or reversed but maintains its shape and size. 

300

Plotting (5,-12) means you move this many squares across and up. 

5R, 12D

300

A shape is reflected over a vertical line of reflections. How do the distances from the line relate? 

Each point and its image are the same distance from the line. 

300
A shape is translated, then rotated. What is the sequence called? 

Multiple transformations.

400

A triangle is translated 4 right and 2 down. How would each vertex change?

Add 4 to each x-coordinate; subtract 2 from each y-coordinate.

400
Describe what happens when a shape is rotated 90º counterclockwise around its vertex. 

The entire shape pivots around that vertex; the vertex stays fixed while all other points move in a quarter turn. 

400

Name the coordinates of a point 5 squares right and 3 squares down from (0,9). 

(5,6) 

400

If point A is 3 squares from the line of reflection, how far will it move during the reflection? 

6 squares.

400

If you reflect a shape and then translate it, will the final image be the same size and shape as the original?

Yes! Reflections and translations preserve the size and shape. 

500

You want to move a shape from (2,3) to (10,12). Describe one possible set of two translations that would work.

Ex. 8R, then 9U. 

500

A point at (3,6). is rotated 180º around the origin (0,0). What is the new coordinate? 

(-3, -6)

500

Explain one situation where you would use different scales on the x and y axes. 

Example, when graphing temperature over time, distance vs. time, or when units on one axis are much larger or smaller.

500

 A triangle has a vertex at (5,4).  After reflecting in the X-axis, what is the coordinate of the image point?

(5, -4)

500

A shape is rotated 90º clockwise around the origin and then reflected over the y-axis. Describe how the orientation might change.

It turns a quarter-turn then flips across the vertical axis, reversing orientation again.