[M1S1] Part1

Question 1

is when a figure has two sides that are mirror

images of one another.

Answer 1

symmetry

Question 2

what do you call the line through a picture of the object and along either
side the image would look exactly the same.

Answer 2

line of symmetry.

Question 3

a type of symmetry in which an object has two
sides that are mirror images of
each othe

Answer 3

bilateral symmetry

Question 4

a type of symmetry where there is a center point and
numerous lines of symmetry
could be drawn at equal angle
intervals.

Answer 4

radial symmetry

Question 5

The sum of two consecutive terms gives the

succeeding term.

Answer 5

Fibonacci Sequence

Question 6

very famous ratio with a long and honored history

Answer 6

Golden Mean of Euclid and Aristotle

Question 7

considered the most

beautiful and important of quantities.

Answer 7

Golden Mean of Euclid and Aristotle, the divine

proportion of Leonardo da Vinci,

Question 8

This ratio is evident in many art work and buildings

Answer 8

golden ratio

Question 9

The ratio of the parts is
equal to the ratio of a part to
the whole

Answer 9

golden ratio

Question 10

a curve or geometric figure,
each part of which has the
same statistical character as
the whole

Answer 10

fractals

Question 11

consists of repeated copies, along a line,

of a single figure or block.

Answer 11

Frieze patterns

Question 12

These are formed by functions or actions on the

plane that preserve distances. What do you call these actions?

Answer 12

Frieze patterns

isometries

Question 13

have the additional property that they map a fixed

line, L back onto itself.

Answer 13

isometries

Question 14

what are the isometries that generate frieze patterns?

Answer 14

Identity
Rotation
Translation
Reflection
Vertical Reflection
Glide Reflection