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Q) What takes place when a shape moves in one direction from one place to another?
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Q) What takes place when a shape is turned through an angle?
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Q) The line which divides a shape or figure into two identical halves is called the?
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Q) When a shape or a figure is divided into two parts of equal shape and size, we call the shape as?
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Q) A collection of plane or simple figures that fills the plane to form a pattern without leaving any space or overlaps in between is called?
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Q) 123 * 8 + 3 = ?
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Q) 123 * 9 + 4 = ?
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Q) The below images is shows that which pattern?
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Q) Even + Odd = ?
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Q) The image of an object or a shape corresponding in appearance is known as?
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Q) Explain about symmetry?
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Q) What is line of symmetry?
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Q) What is tessellation?
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Q) What is reflection?
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Q) What are patterns?
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Q) What is slides, flips, and turns?
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Q) What is Symmetry In Plane Shapes?
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Q) The below image is in which type of pattern?
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Q) 2, 4, 3, 6, 3, 4, 2, 8, 2, 4, 3, 6, 3, 4, 2? Write the next number after 2?
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Q) Explain briefly about the slides, flips and turns with neat shapes?
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Q) Explain about the Patterns in Nature and Patterns in numbers?
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Q) Write the first ten multiples of 12 and discover the pattern?
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Q) Draw a tessellation by combining two plane shapes?
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Q) Explain briefly about the symmetry in plane shapes?
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Q) What is Symmetry and give an example?
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Q) What is slides, flips, and turns? Give an examples?
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Q) What is Patterns and give an example?
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Definition
"When we divide a shape or figure into two parts of equal shape and size, we call the shape or figure symmetrical".
The phenomenon is called as "symmetry".
Example:
In the above figure, all the shapes given are symmetrical.
In each of the figure, a line is dividing the figure into two equal halves.
The line which divides a shape or figure into two identical halves is called the "Line of Symmetry".
The shapes can have vertical axes of symmetry, horizontal axes of symmetry or both.
Examples:
Symmetry can also be seen in plane shapes.
A plane shape is said to be symmetrical about a line, if the line divides the shape into two equal halves.
Some shapes have one line of symmetry, while some have two or even more lines.
There are also some shapes which are not symmetrical at all.
Let us observe the line of symmetry in shapes.
- ONE LINE OF SYMMETRY
- TWO LINES OF SYMMETRY
- THREE LINES OF SYMMETRY
- FOUR LINES OF SYMMETRY
- FIVE LINES OF SYMMETRY
- NO LINE OF SYMMETRY
"A collection of plane or simple figures that fills the plane to form a pattern without leaving any space or overlaps in between".
Examples:
We can see that the shapes fit together to form a pattern.
This is called "Tessellation".
"The image of an object or a shape corresponding in appearance is known as reflection".
Reflection from a mirror throws back or gives back the image shown.
Reflecting an object produces its mirror image.
Examples:
SLIDE
"A slide takes place when a shape moves in one direction from one place to another".
FLIP
"A flip takes place when a shape is flipped across a line and faces the opposite direction".
TURN
"A turn takes place when a shape is turned through an angle".
Original Position 1/4 Turn 1/2 Turn 3/4 Turn
Definition
"The series or a sequence of repeated objects, sounds, or numbers is known as patterns".
- A pattern can have repeated decorative designs.
- They can be regular form or order in which a series of things occurs.
- Patterns can be found in nature and in numbers.
It is a beautiful observation to see patterns in nature.
- Cut a kiwi fruit and see the patterns formed
- Look at a peacock and see the patterns.
- Look at a sunflower and see the patterns formed beautifully.
Numbers also reflect beautiful patterns.
Let us have a look at some more patterns
