Lines of symmetry, and folding a figure to see what lands on what.
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Which of the following figures has only ONE line of symmetry?
Look at the figure below — shaded squares on a 6 × 6 grid, with a dashed diagonal line running from the bottom-left corner to the top-right. Which one of the options will form a symmetric figure with the above, about that dashed line?
the dashed line is the MIRROR. The option must hold the reflection of every shaded square across it — same distance from the line, other side.
A figure folded in half along the dotted line of symmetry is shown: below a horizontal dotted line sit two half-circles, each with one dot and a single stroke leaning to the right. Which of the following figures is the symmetric figure when opened up?
- - - - - - - - - - - - <- the fold line (horizontal) | ( . / ) ( . / ) | +------------------------------+ everything shown is the BOTTOM half; opening up mirrors it UPWARDS
Four different shapes J, K, L and M are shown below. Which of the following figures are symmetrical?
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J K
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L M
J isosceles triangle K isosceles trapezium
L square M slanted parallelogramNothing matches that. Clear a filter.