Spatial Reasoning Flashcards
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Two identical right-angled triangles are placed together along their longest side (hypotenuse). What shape do they form?
Answer: Rectangle
Two right-angled triangles joined along the hypotenuse form a rectangle.
A figure is rotated 180°. The result looks the same as the original. This figure has ___.
Answer: Rotational symmetry of order 2
A figure that looks identical after a 180° rotation has rotational symmetry of order 2.
A paper is folded in half twice, then a circular hole is punched through the center. How many holes appear when the paper is unfolded?
Answer: 4
Each fold doubles the number of layers; two folds create 4 layers, so one punch creates 4 holes.
A square is rotated 45°. What does it now resemble?
Answer: A diamond (rhombus)
A square rotated 45° appears as a diamond shape (a rhombus balanced on one corner).
Looking at a 3D cube from a corner, how many faces are visible at once?
Answer: 3
From a corner perspective, exactly 3 faces of a cube are visible simultaneously.
A shape has 4 lines of symmetry. Which shape is it most likely to be?
Answer: Square
A square has 4 lines of symmetry: two through opposite sides and two through opposite corners.