Mandala

A __________________ is a geometric figure representing the universe in Hindu and Buddhist symbolism.

• mandala
• ceramics
• sculpture

The term mandala is derived from a Sanskrit word meaning “_____________".

• square
• circle
• triangle

____________ the branch of mathematics concerned with the properties and relations of points, lines, surfaces, solids, and higher dimensional analogs.

• algebra
• geometry 
• trigonometry 

In some _______________ traditions, the mandala is used to represent the world or the cosmos, and the making of mandalas can be a highly meditative practice.

• Asian 
• Latino
• American

The ___________of the mandala is traditionally the starting point when starting to create, and is the ideal place for geometric designs to radiate out from

• middle
• end
• center
• beginning

A _____________ is a combination of two circles rotated around a central point, and can be created using software or drawing tools like a compass

• torus
• rhomus
• prism