SHS Core Mathematics · Year 2
Rigid Motion practice questions
Translation, reflection, rotation and enlargement of shapes on the Cartesian plane, and their properties and real-world applications.
27 questions in this topic: 13 recall, 9 applying skills and concepts and 5 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
A translation vector, such as (5, −1), tells you
- ahow far and in which direction every point of the shape moves
- bthe centre point the shape rotates around
- cthe line used as a mirror for reflection
- dthe factor by which the shape is scaled
- Question 2Recall
A rigid motion is a transformation in which
- athe size and shape of a figure remain unchanged, only its position changes
- bthe figure's size changes but its shape stays the same
- cboth the size and shape of the figure change
- dthe figure is always reduced to a single point
- Question 3Strategic thinking
Reflecting the point A(1, 3) across the line y = −x, using (x, y) → (−y, −x), gives the image
- a(−3, −1)
- b(3, 1)
- c(−1, −3)
- d(1, 3)
- Question 4Skills & concepts
Reflecting a point across the line y = −x follows the rule
- a(x, y) → (−y, −x)
- b(x, y) → (y, x)
- c(x, y) → (−x, −y)
- d(x, y) → (x, y)
- Question 5Strategic thinking
A shape is enlarged twice from the same centre O, first with scale factor 2, then with scale factor 4, relative to the same original distance OA. This means
- aOA′ = 2 × OA and OA′′ = 4 × OA, so the second image is twice as far from O as the first image
- bboth images are the same distance from O
- cOA′ = 4 × OA and OA′′ = 2 × OA
- dthe scale factor has no effect on distance from the centre
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