Week 1 - MATMOD

What type of symmetry that when an object is rotated in a particular direction around a point it is still a symmetrical pattern?

• Translation Symmetry

• Rotational Symmetry

• Reflexive Symmetry

• Glide Symmetry

What type of pattern that when a geometric shape repeats itself over and over again, covering a surface without any gaps or overlaps?

• Symmetrical

• Spiral

• Fractal

• Tessellation

What type of pattern that repeats forever, regardless of how zoomed in or zoomed out you are, it looks very similar to the whole image?

• Symmetrical

• Spiral

• Fractal

• Tessellation

What type of pattern the is defined as a proportionate and balanced similarity that is found in two halves of an object?

• Symmetrical

• Spiral

• Fractal

• Tessellation

What type of pattern that focuses on a center point and a seies of circular shapes that revolve around it?

• Symmetrical

• Spiral

• Fractal

• Tessellation

It is also called as Cornu Spiral, is a cureve whose curvature changes linearly with its curve length.

• Archimedean Spiral

• Eurler Spiral

• Parabolic Spiral

• Logarithmic Spiral

Which of the following is NOT A RULE for tessellation?

• The tessellation must tile a floor with no overlapping or gaps

• The tiles must be regular polygons and all the same

• Each vertex must look the same

• The angles should always be 180 degrees

Also known as Arithmetic Spiral.

• Archimedean Spiral

• Logarithmic Spiral

• Euler Spiral

• Fibonacci Spiral

Also known as Fermat's Spiral, is a plane curve with the property that the area between any two consecutive full turns aroun the spiral is invariant.

• Archimedean Spiral

• Eurler Spiral

• Parabolic Spiral

• Fibonacci Spiral

It can be expressed as a hybrid line symmetry and translation symmetry.

• Rotational Symmetry

• Translation Symmetry

• Line Symmetry

• Glide Symmetry