Symmetry Challenge

6

2

8

4

Curved

Horizontal

Vertical

Diagonal

Vertical line passing through the center of the heart shape

Curved line from the top to the bottom of the heart shape

Horizontal line passing through the center of the heart shape

Diagonal line from the top left corner to the bottom right corner

5

2

4

3

Vertical

Curved

Horizontal

Diagonal

Line passing through the top point, bottom point, and center of the star.

Line passing through the top and bottom points of the star

Line passing through the center of the star and a random point

Line passing through the left and right points of the star

Four

Two

None

Infinite

Curved line

Vertical line

Horizontal line

Diagonal line from top left to bottom right

The line of symmetry on the shape of a butterfly is through the antenna.

The line of symmetry on the shape of a butterfly is through the wing tip.

The line of symmetry on the shape of a butterfly is through the tail.

The line of symmetry on the shape of a butterfly is through the center of the shape.

Rotational symmetry involves scaling while reflectional symmetry involves reflection.

Rotational symmetry involves reflection while reflectional symmetry involves rotation.

The difference between rotational symmetry and reflectional symmetry is that rotational symmetry involves rotation while reflectional symmetry involves reflection.

Rotational symmetry involves translation while reflectional symmetry involves reflection.