This video tutorial covers the concept of reflections in geometry, focusing on how shapes can be reflected across mirror lines. It explains the process of reflecting shapes using vertical, horizontal, and diagonal mirror lines, and how to perform reflections on coordinate axes. The video also includes practice questions and guidance on describing transformations.

What is the term used for the line across which a shape is reflected?

• Mirror line

• Reflection line

• Axis line

• Symmetry line

When a triangle is reflected over a mirror line, how does its position change?

• It stays in the same position.

• It moves parallel to the mirror line.

• It flips over the mirror line.

• It rotates around the mirror line.

If a shape is touching the mirror line, what happens to the point on the line during reflection?

• It doubles in size.

• It moves to the opposite side.

• It stays in the same place.

• It disappears.

How do you reflect a shape across a horizontal mirror line?

• Rotate the shape 180 degrees.

• Move each point horizontally across the line.

• Move each point vertically across the line.

• Slide the shape along the line.

What is the key difference when reflecting a shape across a diagonal mirror line?

• You change direction at the mirror line.

• You rotate the shape instead of reflecting.

• You do not reflect the shape at all.

• You reflect each point twice.

What is the equation of a vertical line on a coordinate axis?

• y = a constant

• x = a constant

• y = x

• x = y

How do you reflect a shape in the line y = x?

• Reflect each point horizontally.

• Reflect each point vertically.

• Reflect each point diagonally.

• Reflect each point along the line y = x.

Which transformation involves flipping a shape over a line?

• Reflection

• Enlargement

• Rotation

• Translation