This topic focuses on practicing the identification of translations within geometric transformations. Students are asked to determine whether depicted transformations of shape A into shape B represent translations. The skill practiced is a fundamental aspect of understanding movements in a plane, important in the broader unit on geometry concerning angles and transformations. The format involves providing visual examples and offering a binary choice to affirm if the change shown is a translation or not, thereby reinforcing the understanding of this specific type of transformation in a straightforward, engaging manner.
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Transformations - Identify Translations
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Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation?
Transformations - Identify Translations Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Transformations - Identify Translations (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Angles and Transformations - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_angles_and_transformations/ |
| Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation? |
| Translation |
| Not a Translation |
| Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation? |
| Not a Translation |
| Translation |
| Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation? |
| Translation |
| Not a Translation |
| Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation? |
| Translation |
| Not a Translation |
| Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation? |
| Translation |
| Not a Translation |
| Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation? |
| Not a Translation |
| Translation |
| Is the transformation of shape A into shape B a Translation? |
| Translation |
| Not a Translation |