This math topic focuses on understanding 2D shape symmetry, specifically identifying whether a given line on various shapes (such as pentagons, squares, triangles, and hexagons) acts as a line of symmetry. Each question presents an image of a shape with a line drawn on it and asks whether this line represents a line of symmetry, offering a 'Yes' or 'No' choice. This is an introductory practice for recognizing symmetrical properties in basic geometric shapes.
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Practice:
2D Shape Symmetry - Is This a Line of Symmetry
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Is this a line of symmetry on this Pentagon?
2D Shape Symmetry - Is This a Line of Symmetry Worksheet
| Math worksheet on '2D Shape Symmetry - Is This a Line of Symmetry (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry Basics - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_basics/ |
1
| Is this a line of symmetry on this Octagon? |
a
| Yes |
b
| No |
2
| Is this a line of symmetry on this Hexagon? |
a
| Yes |
b
| No |
3
| Is this a line of symmetry on this Pentagon? |
a
| Yes |
b
| No |
4
| Is this a line of symmetry on this Hexagon? |
a
| Yes |
b
| No |
5
| Is this a line of symmetry on this Triangle? |
a
| Yes |
b
| No |
6
| Is this a line of symmetry on this Pentagon? |
a
| Yes |
b
| No |
7
| Is this a line of symmetry on this Hexagon? |
a
| Yes |
b
| No |