Lesson 1

Question 1

are often unpredictable, never quite repeatable, and often
contain fractals

Answer 1

PATTERNS OF VISUALS

Question 2

usually found in the water, stone, and even in the growth of trees.

Answer 2

PATTERNS OF FLOW

Question 3

In the human walk, the feet strike the ground in a regular rhythm: the left-right-left-right-left rhythm

Answer 3

PATTERN OF MOVEMENT

Question 4

is conceivably the
most basic pattern in nature

Answer 4

PATTERN OF RHYTHM

Question 5

are of many kinds. It can be
bristly, and rough, but it can also be smooth, cold, and
hard.

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PATTERN OF TEXTURE

Question 6

is a kind
of pattern which consists of a series of shapes that are
typically repeated

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GEOMETRIC PATTERN

Question 7

any form of disturbance that
carries energy as it moves.

Answer 7

WAVES AND DUNES

Question 8

commonly
present in different organisms are results of reaction-diffusion system (Turing, 1952).

Answer 8

SPOTS AND STRIPES

Question 9

exist on the scale of the cosmos to the
minuscule forms of microscopic animals on earth.

Answer 9

SPIRALS

Question 10

if a figure can be folded or divided into
two with two halves which are the same.

Answer 10

SYMMETRY

Question 11

What are the three types of symmetry?

Answer 11

REFLECTIONS, ROTATIONS, TRANSITION

Question 12

sometimes called line symmetry or
mirror symmetry

Answer 12

REFLECTION

Question 13

also known as rotational symmetry,captures symmetries when it still looks the same after
some rotation.

Answer 13

ROTATIONS

Question 14

exists in
patterns that we see in nature and in man-made
objects.

Answer 14

TRANSITIONS

Question 15

one of the pieces of evidence that there is symmetry in nature.

Answer 15

HUMAN BODY

Question 16

we can see that their movements
also
exhibit symmetry.

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ANIMAL MOVEMENT

Question 17

is that it contains both radial and
bilateral symmetry

Answer 17

SUNFLOWER

Question 18

have six-fold radial symmetry.

Answer 18

SNOWFLAKES

Question 19

created when a pattern is repeated until it covers a
plane.

Answer 19

HONEYCOMBS/BEEHIVE

Question 20

have a radial fivefold symmetry.

Answer 20

STARFISH

Question 21

refers to an ordered list of numbers called
terms.

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SEQUENCE

Question 22

It is a sequence of numbers
that follows a definite pattern.

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ARITHMETIC SEQUENCE

Question 23

we need to look for the
common ratio.

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GEOMETRIC SEQUENCE

Question 24

the reciprocal of the terms
behaved in a manner like arithmetic sequence.

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HARMONIC SEQUENCE

Question 25

This specific sequence was
named after an Italian mathematician Leonardo Pisano
Bigollo (1170 - 1250).

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FIBONACCI SEQUENCE

Question 26

makes it easy to
express the kinds of thoughts that mathematicians like
to express.

Answer 26

LANGUAGE OF MATHEMATICS

Question 27

(able to make very fine distinction)

Answer 27

PRECISE

Question 28

(able to say things briefly);

Answer 28

CONCISE

Question 29

(able to express complex thoughts with
relative cases)

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POWERFUL

Question 30

Student must learn on how to use _____________________, when and where to use and
figuring out the incorrect uses.

Answer 30

CORRECTLY THE
LANGUAGE OF MATHEMATICS

Question 31

Students must show the ________________the mathematics language with the natural language.

Answer 31

RELATIONSHIP OR CONNECTIONS

Question 32

Students must look ______________ in order to understand more deeply why
Mathematics is important in their daily lives.

Answer 32

BACKWARD OR STUDY THE HISTORY OF
MATHEMATICS