Module 6 Mid-Chapter Test Review. Describe the Transformation from the Given Pre-Image to the Given Image 1. Pre-Image: Shape 1 Image: Shape 4 1. Answer:

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Module 6 Mid-Chapter Test Review

Describe the Transformation from the Given Pre-Image to the Given Image 1. Pre-Image: Shape 1 Image: Shape 4 1. Answer: Reflect over line y = 0 2. Pre-Image: Shape II Image: Shape III 1. Answer: 90 ⁰ Counterclockwise rotation about the origin 3. Pre-Image: Shape II Image: Shape IV 1. Answer: 180 ⁰ Rotation about the origin

Reflect the point over the line y = x

Rotate the Point 90 ⁰ Clockwise about the origin

Translate the Point (x-2, y+4)

Answer the following Questions about the shape on the left.  What is the name of the shape?  Answer: Hexagon  How many diagonals are there?  Answer: 9  How many lines of symmetry?  Answer: 6  List the degrees of rotational symmetry  Answer: 60 ⁰

Graph and find the coordinates of the image of the reflected point

Graph and then find the equation for the line of reflection that reflects p1 to p2

Answer for Equation of Reflection Line for previous question

Given the line y = 6x -5

Do the following side lengths form a right triangle?  5, 12, 13  Answer: yes. 5² + 12² = 13²

Describe Diagonals and Lines of Symmetry  Diagonal:  Answer: A line segment connecting two non- consecutive vertices of a polygon.  Line of Symmetry:  Answer: A line segment that reflects a figure onto itself