VC2M4SP04 Official strand: Space

Symmetry

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Is the dashed line a line of symmetry for the whole design?

Include the outline and every solid inside line. Ignore the dashed guide line and its label.

The outline is a square. Its sides are horizontal and vertical. There are no solid inside lines. Dashed guide mirror is at 45° anticlockwise from a horizontal line pointing right and passes through the centre of the outline. The dashed line is a guide, not part of the solid design. mirror
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The outline is a square. Its sides are horizontal and vertical. There are no solid inside lines. Dashed guide mirror is at 45° anticlockwise from a horizontal line pointing right and passes through the centre of the outline. The dashed line is a guide, not part of the solid design.

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Answer: Yes — the outline and inside lines match

  1. Imagine folding along the dashed line.
  2. Check the outside boundary first, then every solid inside line.
  3. Answer: Yes — the outline and inside lines match.

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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0

VC2M4SP04

recognise line and rotational symmetry of shapes and create symmetrical patterns and pictures, using dynamic geometry software where appropriate

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  • Recognising/reflection/turn questions do not create a symmetrical picture or pattern, or operate dynamic geometry software.
  • Recognising/reflection/turn questions do not create a symmetrical picture or pattern, or operate dynamic geometry software.
  • Recognising/reflection/turn questions do not create a symmetrical picture or pattern, or operate dynamic geometry software.
  1. VC2M4SP04-C01Recognise line symmetry of shapes.
  2. VC2M4SP04-C02Recognise rotational symmetry of shapes.
  3. VC2M4SP04-C03Create symmetrical patterns.
  4. VC2M4SP04-C04Create symmetrical pictures.
  5. VC2M4SP04-C05Use dynamic geometry software where appropriate.

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  1. 01Identify lines of symmetry
  2. 02Draw lines of symmetry
  3. 03Count lines of symmetry
  4. 04Rotational symmetry
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