UKA 8.1 congruency and tessellation | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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_____ turns a shape around a fixed point by a specified angle.

Rotation

To determine if shapes are congruent, compare their corresponding _____ and angles.

sides

Some congruent shapes can tessellate, like equilateral triangles, squares, and _____.

hexagons

Congruent shapes can be transformed into each other through _____, rotation, or translation.

reflection

Some congruent shapes can tessellate, like equilateral triangles, _____, and hexagons.

squares

_____ is when shapes fit together in a pattern with no gaps or overlaps.

Tessellation

However, not all congruent shapes tessellate, such as _____ or irregular pentagons.

circles

_____ is when two shapes are identical in size and shape.

Congruency

Rotation turns a shape around a _____ point by a specified angle.

fixed

Translation slides a shape in a _____ line without changing its orientation.

straight

_____ slides a shape in a straight line without changing its orientation.

Translation

_____ flips a shape across a line, creating a mirror image.

Reflection

To determine if shapes are congruent, compare their corresponding sides and _____.

angles

Some congruent shapes can tessellate, like _____ triangles, squares, and hexagons.

equilateral

These transformations preserve the _____ and shape of the original figure.

size

Congruent shapes can be transformed into each other through reflection, rotation, or _____.

translation

Congruent shapes can be transformed into each other through reflection, _____, or translation.

rotation

However, not all congruent shapes tessellate, such as circles or _____ pentagons.

irregular

Reflection flips a shape across a line, creating a _____ image.

mirror

Rotation turns a shape around a fixed point by a specified _____.

angle