Vocabulary
Translation
Rotations and Dilations
Reflection
100

What transformation changes the congruency?

Dilation


100

Another word to describe a Translation

What is Slide or Move?


100

The correct number of turns and degrees in a rotation (ex: 0 turns = 0 degrees)

One Turn = 90 degrees

Two Turns = 180 degrees

Three Turns = 270 degrees

100
Word(s) that can be used to describe a reflection.

What is Flip or Mirror?

200

What transformation changes orientation?

Reflection

200

The following translation directions match up to which Letters...

Left and Right

Up and Down

Left and Right - X 

Up and Down - Y 


200

If you started in Quadrant I and rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise, you would be in this quadrant.

What is Quadrant II

200

Reflect the point (2, 1) across the y-axis. What are the coordinates?

(-2, 1)

300

Shapes that have the exact same size and angles are called this.

What is Congruent


300

Translate the point (3, 2) up 4 units and left 8 units. What are the coordinates?

(-5, 6)

300

If you dilated point A (6, 10) using a scale factor of 3/2, point A' would be here.

What is A' (9, 15)

300

These are the new coordinates of A' if you reflect the point A (8, -6) across the y-axis. 

What are (-8, -6)

400

This is the image of A after some transformation. How do you write it?

A' or (A prime)

400

Translate the point (3, 2) using the following rule:     (x - 4, y - 2)

(-1, 0)


400

The scale factor for the following dilation:

C (18,36) to C' (6,12)

What is 1/3

400

Reflect the point (5, 8) across the x-axis. These would be the new coordinates.

What are (5, -8)

500

The ratio that describes how much a shape has been enlarged or reduced is called...

What is Scale Factor

500

Translate the point (-4, -7) up 14 units and right 9 units. What are the coordinates?

(5, 7)


500

This rotation is the equivalent of a 270 degree counterclockwise rotation.

What is 90 degree clockwise

500

Reflect the point (14, 15) across the x-axis. These would be the new coordinates.

What is (14, -15)