Rotation & Reflection
8 free practice questions with explanations
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Rotation & Reflection: example questions & answers
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Which figure is the mirror image of the figure above, reflected in a vertical mirror?
- AFigure A
- BFigure B✓
- CFigure C
- DFigure D
Answer: A vertical mirror swaps left and right but leaves top and bottom alone. One wrong figure is an unchanged copy, one has been turned instead of reflected, and one has been reflected in a horizontal mirror.
Which figure is the mirror image of the figure above, reflected in a vertical mirror?
- AFigure A
- BFigure B
- CFigure C✓
- DFigure D
Answer: A vertical mirror swaps left and right but leaves top and bottom alone. One wrong figure is an unchanged copy, one has been turned instead of reflected, and one has been reflected in a horizontal mirror.
Which figure is the mirror image of the figure above, reflected in a vertical mirror?
- AFigure A✓
- BFigure B
- CFigure C
- DFigure D
Answer: A vertical mirror swaps left and right but leaves top and bottom alone. One wrong figure is an unchanged copy, one has been turned instead of reflected, and one has been reflected in a horizontal mirror.
Which figure is the mirror image of the figure above, reflected in a vertical mirror?
- AFigure A
- BFigure B
- CFigure C✓
- DFigure D
Answer: A vertical mirror swaps left and right but leaves top and bottom alone. One wrong figure is an unchanged copy, one has been turned instead of reflected, and one has been reflected in a horizontal mirror.
Which figure shows the figure above after a quarter turn anticlockwise?
- AFigure A✓
- BFigure B
- CFigure C
- DFigure D
Answer: Turning the figure a quarter turn anticlockwise moves every part of it round together, and a turn never flips a figure over. The wrong figures have either not moved, moved the wrong way or too far, or are mirror images rather than turns.
Which figure shows the figure above after a quarter turn clockwise?
- AFigure A
- BFigure B✓
- CFigure C
- DFigure D
Answer: Turning the figure a quarter turn clockwise moves every part of it round together, and a turn never flips a figure over. The wrong figures have either not moved, moved the wrong way or too far, or are mirror images rather than turns.
Which figure shows the figure above after a half turn?
- AFigure A✓
- BFigure B
- CFigure C
- DFigure D
Answer: Turning the figure a half turn moves every part of it round together, and a turn never flips a figure over. The wrong figures have either not moved, moved the wrong way or too far, or are mirror images rather than turns.
Which figure shows the figure above after a quarter turn clockwise?
- AFigure A
- BFigure B
- CFigure C
- DFigure D✓
Answer: Turning the figure a quarter turn clockwise moves every part of it round together, and a turn never flips a figure over. The wrong figures have either not moved, moved the wrong way or too far, or are mirror images rather than turns.