Patterns And Numbers In Nature And The World

Question 1

It is anything that has repetition with recurring characteristics and is a series of regular or consistent arrangement according to a specific rule or sequence.

Answer 1

A pattern

Question 2

What are the six types of natural patterns?

Answer 2

Symmetry, spiral, stripes, spots and dots, meander, cracks

Question 3

There is blank if an imaginary line is drawn across an object, the resulting parts are mirrors of each other.

Answer 3

Symmetry

Question 4

It is a curved pattern that focuses on a centerpoint and a series of circular shapes that revolve around it. This is common in plants and some animals.

Answer 4

Spiral

Question 5

Blank are lines or bands that differ in color or tone from an adjacent area. This pattern may be seen in various living things especially animals.

Answer 5

Stripes

Question 6

Blank in nature are distinctive, often circular patterns that appear on the surfaces of animals, plants, fungi, and even geological formations. They vary in size color and distribution creating unique designs.

Answer 6

Spots and dots

Question 7

It is a series of regular sinuous curves,bends, loops, turns, or windings in the channel of a river, stream, or other water courses. It is produced by a stream or river swinging from side to side as it flows across its flag plane or shifts it’s channel within a valley.

Answer 7

Meander

Question 8

Blank are linear openings that form in materials to relieve stress. The pattern of cracks indicates whether the material is elastic or not.

Answer 8

Cracks

Question 9

What are the four types of patterns?

Answer 9

Logical pattern, geometric pattern, word pattern, number pattern.

Question 10

To identify logic patterns you must look out for four things what are these four things?

Answer 10

1. Rotating shapes
2. Increase and decrease in number, size of shapes or patterns
3. Alternating patterns colors and shapes.
4. Mirror images or reflections

Question 11

Blank are a collection of shapes repeating or altered to create a cohesive design. These patterns are observed regularly.

Answer 11

Geometric pattern

Question 12

What are the two kinds of geometric pattern?

Answer 12

1. Tessellations
2. Fractals

Question 13

It is the repeating patterns of polygons that cover a plane with no gaps or overlaps. Another word for it is tiling.

Answer 13

Tessellations

Question 14

Are mathematical constructions characterized by self similarity. Two objects are self similar if they can be turned into the same shape by stretching or shrinking and sometimes rotating.

Answer 14

Fractals

Question 15

What are the four examples of fractals?

Answer 15

1. Sierpinski Triangle
2. Pascal’s Triangle
3. Fractal Tree
4. Koch Snowflake

Question 16

What are the three kinds of word patterns?

Answer 16

1. Analogy
2. Rhyme Scheme
3. Haiku

Question 17

Analogy rhyme scheme and haiku are what kinds of patterns?

Answer 17

Word patterns

Question 18

It compares two different things but they do it by breaking them into parts to see how they are related

Answer 18

Analogy

Question 19

It is the rhyme or pattern at the end of a poem or song

Answer 19

Rhyme scheme

Question 20

It is a japanese poem with 17 syllables divided into three lines of 5 7 and 5 syllables

Answer 20

Haiku

Question 21

It is a list of numbers that follow a particular sequence or order

Answer 21

Number pattern

Question 22

Give the nine kinds of number pattern

Answer 22

Even number
odd number
prime number
composite number
arithmetic sequence
geometric sequence
triangular numbers
square numbers
cube numbers

Question 23

It is the integer that can be divided exactly by 2 4 6 8 10

Answer 23

Even numbers

Question 24

It is the integer that cannot be divided into two parts equally.

Answer 24

Odd numbers

Question 25

whole numbers greater than one that cannot be made by multiplying other whole numbers

Answer 25

Prime numbers

Question 26

Numbers with more than two factors

Answer 26

Composite numbers

Question 27

Number pattern where the difference between two consecutive terms is called the common difference

Answer 27

Arithmetic sequence

Question 28

A sequence where a term is multiplied by a constant called the common ratio to get the next term

Answer 28

Geometric sequence

Question 29

It is Related to the number of dots needed to create a triangle

Answer 29

Triangular numbers

Question 30

The square of consecutive numbers

Answer 30

Square numbers

Question 31

The cube of consecutive numbers

Answer 31

Cube numbers

Question 32

The cube of consecutive numbers

Answer 32

Cube numbers