Identifying and Describing Transformations
Is it Rigid?
Congruence
Mr. Warcholik
Angles
100

What are the first three types of Rigid Transformations that we learned?

Reflection, Rotation, and Translation

100

Can a rigid transformation take blue triangle to the yellow triangle? If so, which transformation?

No!

100

How do we know if two figures are congruent? (Hint: Do not just say "they are exactly the same.")

If there is a rigid transformation that takes one to the other.

100

What's Mr. Warcholik's favorite color?

Green

100

What is the sum of the angles in ANY triangle?

180 degrees

200

The image shows an example of which transformation?


Translation

200

Does the following image represent a rigid transformation? If so, identify which one.

Yes, a rotation.

200
If two quadrilaterals have the same four side lengths in the same order, are they always congruent?
No! (Example: a rectangle and parallelogram)
200

How many siblings does Mr. Warcholik have?

4

200

What is the 3 LETTER NAME of the angle that is equal to angle ZOX?

WOY or YOW

300

The image shows an example of which transformation?

Reflection

300

Name some kind of transformation that IS NOT rigid.

Dilation, slicing, stretching, compressing, etc.

300

What is the name of Mr. Warcholik's cat?

Bruce Wayne (Batman)

300

What is the measure of angle WOX?

115 degrees

400

Please find the line of reflection.

Y-axis or Y=0

400

In order to describe a rotation, you must include what?

The center of rotation (a point), the angle of rotation (how many degrees), and the direction (clockwise or counterclockwise.

400

What is Mr. Warcholik's favorite video game series?

Batman: Arkham

400

What is the term for two angles on opposite sides of a vertex, which are always equal in measure?

Vertical Angles

500

Please identify the transformation. (3 pieces of information needed)

Rotation 1:90* 2:Clockwise 3:Around vertices (1,-3)

500

Imagine two triangles:

In the first triangle, all three angles equal to 60 degrees. In the second triangle, all three angles are equal to 60 degrees.

Is it true that these triangles MUST be congruent?

No, they could be different sizes.

500

What is the name of the most beautiful equation?

Euler's Identity

500

What is the word for two angles that add to 180 degrees?

Supplementary