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Tessellations and Transformations Quiz

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Which type of transformation does NOT maintain the shape and size of the figures in tessellations?

Translation

Reflection

Dilation (correct)

Rotation

Which feature is common to both images of tessellations described?

They both feature linear transformations.

They both use circles as their shapes.

They both exhibit a repeating pattern. (correct)

They both consist of star-shaped polygons.

In the context of rigid transformations in tessellations, what best describes the transformations applied?

They include translations, rotations, and reflections. (correct)

They require alterations to angles.

They are only reflections.

They include changes in size and shape.

Which statement is true regarding the rigid transformations of the tessellations in the images?

<p>Rigid transformations can create congruent figures.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is typically NOT a characteristic of a tessellation?

<p>Is formed by overlapping shapes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Tessellations and Transformations Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which type of transformation does NOT maintain the shape and size of the figures in tessellations?

Which feature is common to both images of tessellations described?

In the context of rigid transformations in tessellations, what best describes the transformations applied?

Which statement is true regarding the rigid transformations of the tessellations in the images?

What is typically NOT a characteristic of a tessellation?

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