Translations
Rotations
Reflections
Vocabulary
Rotations Part 2
100

This coordinate (x or y) causes the figure to move down when subtracting a number from it. 

What is the y coordinate?

100

90 degrees counterclockwise is this many degrees clockwise.

What is 270 degrees clockwise?
100

When reflecting over the y-axis, this coordinate (x or y) becomes negative.

What is the x coordinate?

100

Moving a figure up, down, right, and left on a graph.

What is a translation?

100

270 degrees counterclockwise is this many degrees clockwise.

What is 90 degrees clockwise?

200

Translate the point, (4,3) 2 units to the right and 3 units down.

What is (6,0)?

200

Rotate the point (7,8) 180 degrees clockwise.

What is (-7,-8)?

200

Reflect the point (3,5) over the x-axis.

What is (3,-5)?

200

Turning an object around a point. 

What is a rotation?

200
Rotate the point (-9,2) 180 degrees counterclockwise.

What is (9,-2)?

300

Translate the point (-3,1) up 5 units and 6 units to the left.

What is (-8,6)?

300

Rotate the point (-2,-2) 90 degrees counterclockwise.

What is (2,-2)?

300

Reflect the point (7,1) over the y-axis.

What is (-7,1)?

300

Flipped a figure over a line or axis.

What is a reflection?

300

Rotate the point (6,5) 90 degrees clockwise.

What is (5,-6)?

400

Translate the point (0,-9) 7 units up and 4 units to the left. 

What is (-4,-2)?

400

Rotate the point (5,-3) 270 degrees counterclockwise.

What is (-3,-5)?

400

Reflect the point (-2,2) over the x-axis.

What is (-2,-2)?

400

The point (0,0).

What is the origin?

400

Rotate the point (8,-4) 270 degrees clockwise.

What is (4,8)?
500

Translate the coordinate (-6,-3) 4 units down and 6 units to the right.

What is (0,-7)?

500

Rotate the point (-8,0) 270 degrees clockwise.

What is (0,-8)?

500

Reflect the point (-4,7) over the y-axis.

What is (4,7)?

500

When doing a rotation, after you have found your original coordinates, the first thing you should always do is...

What is, "find the rule"?

500

Rotate (0,5) 90 degrees clockwise.

What is (5,0)?