Lesson 1: Patterns and Numbers in Nature

Question 1

Patterns that can be seen in our environment.

Answer 1

Patterns in Nature

Question 2

If drawn a line in the middle, it will mirror the other side

Answer 2

Symmetry

Question 3

A curved pattern which focuses on the center point, mostly found in plants.

Answer 3

Spiral

Question 4

Series of regular curves, bends and loops in a channel of river.

Answer 4

Meander

Question 5

Linear openings which relieves stress, tell if an object is elastic or not.

Answer 5

Cracks

Question 6

Lines or strips that differ its color to the plane surrounding it.

Answer 6

Stripes

Question 7

Measures IQ of the people answering it.

Answer 7

Logical Patterns

Question 8

Consists of circles, polygons and shapes that are repeated to create a design.

Answer 8

Geometric Patterns

Question 9

Formed by repeating polygons to cover plane with no gaps.

Answer 9

Tessellations

Question 10

A never-ending pattern because it is continuously repeating something.

Answer 10

Fractals

Question 11

A type of fractals that is named after a Polish mathematician

Answer 11

Sierpinski Triangle

Question 12

Contains numerical coefficients of binomial expressions

Answer 12

Pascal’s Triangle

Question 13

Creating branches from one branch to another

Answer 13

Fractal Tree

Question 14

A repeating triangle and creates a snowflake.

Answer 14

Koch Snowflake

Question 15

It compares different things or words.

Answer 15

Analogy

Question 16

Rhymings on lines or poems

Answer 16

Rhyme Scheme

Question 17

Patterns of numbers that follow a sequence

Answer 17

Number Patterns