Practice Page
Directions: Read carefully.

1.
What is another term for a rigid transformation?

Choose:
dilation
mapping
isometry image
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2.
In a rigid transformation, the pre-image and the image ____________.

Choose:
are congruent figures.
are facing in the same direction.
share at least one point in common.
All of the above.
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3.
In a rigid transformation on ΔABC, rt10.
Which transformation was applied to ΔABC ?
Choose:
reflection
translation
rotation
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4.
In a reflection, the points of the pre-image are always the same distance away from the line of reflection as the corresponding points of the image.
Choose:
TRUE
FALSE
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5.
The diagram at the right shows a rotation centered at point P.
Find the values of x, y and w.
Choose:
x = 134
    y = 10
    w = 3
x = 33.5
    y = 10
    w = 3

x = 33.5
    y = 2.5
    w = 3
x = 33
    y = 2
    w = 3
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6.
The drawing of a jar is created by reflecting half of the drawing over a line of reflection, m.
a) What is the width of the full drawing of the jar at its widest point?

Choose:
16"
8"
3"
4"

b)
The jar sits on a circular base. What is the circumference of the base?

Choose:
3π in.
6π in.
8π in.
9π in.
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7.
ΔRST is translated by the rule:
(x, y) → (x + 3, y - 4).
a) Is RS = R'S' ?
Choose:
Yes   No Sometimes

b)
If R(-2,5), what is RR' ?
Choose:
11 8 6 5
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8.
In a rigid transformation on ΔABC, rt77. Which transformation was applied to ΔABC ?
Choose:
reflection
translation
rotation
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9.
A rigid transformation is applied to a figure under the rule (x, y) → (-x, -y).
What effect does this transformation have on the figure?

Choose:
90º rotation about the origin
180º rotation about the origin
reflection over the y-axis
reflection over the x-axis
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10.
In a rigid transformation on ΔABC, rt11.
Which transformation was applied to ΔABC ?
Choose:
reflection
translation
rotation
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