group 6 (L3&4)

When a figure undergoes an isometry and the resulting image coincides with the original.

(a)  

The figures are mirror images when folded over a line of symmetry. Figures can have more than one line of symmetry.

• Reflection Symmetry/Bilateral Symmetry

• Point Symmetry

• Rotational Symmetry

• Line Symmetry

The figure has matching parts the same distance from a central point but in the opposite direction.

• Reflection Symmetry/Bilateral Symmetry

• Rotational Symmetry

• Point Symmetry

• Line Symmetry

The figure is rotated around a central point.

• Reflection Symmetry/Bilateral Symmetry

• Rotational Symmetry

• Point Symmetry

• Line Symmetry

Which of the following is NOT one of the names of an infinite strip with a repeating pattern?

• Frieze Pattern

• Large Pattern

• Border Pattern

• Infinite strip pattern

A pattern of shapes that covers a plane without

any gaps or overlaps.

(a)  

A highly symmetric tessellation made up of congruent regular polygons.

• Semiregular tessellations

• Edge-to-edge tessellation

• Demi-Regular Tessellation

• Regular Tessellation

Uses more than one regular polygon and has the same polygon arrangement at each vertex

• Semiregular tessellations

• Edge-to-edge tessellation

• Demi-Regular Tessellation

• Regular Tessellation

The point where the shapes come together.The sum of all the angles of each shape that come together is 360 degree.

(a)  

Name the Regular Tessellation

(a)