1. Turn to a piece of graph paper in your module packet. 2. Make three graphs for number one. 3. In each graph draw the triangle.

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1. Turn to a piece of graph paper in your module packet. 2. Make three graphs for number one. 3. In each graph draw the triangle with vertices (0,0) (-1,-1) and (0,-4). 4. For number 1a rotate the triangle 90° counterclockwise. 5. For number 1b rotate the triangle 180° left. 6. For number 1c rotate the triangle 90° clockwise.

1. Turn to a piece of graph paper in your module packet. 2. Make three graphs for number two. 3. In each graph draw the triangle with vertices (0,-1) (-1,-2) and (0,-5). 4. For number 2a rotate the triangle 90° right. 5. For number 2b rotate the triangle 180° right. 6. For number 2c rotate the triangle 90° left.

Go to a piece of graph paper in your module. Graph the four corners of the trapezoid −1,2 1,2 −2,−2 (2,−2) for # 1 a b c For number 2 a b c translate the trapezoid from number 1 (x+2,y+2)