Geometric Transformations and Spatial Concepts Quiz

Reflection is the transformation that involves flipping an object over a line.

Rotation involves a change in the orientation of an object.

Scaling is the transformation that changes the size of an object along a specific line.

Scaling is the geometric transformation that involves stretching or compressing an object.

Translation involves a shift of an object along a straight line.

Rotating a shape by 180 degrees results in no change.

Dilation is the transformation that alters the size of an object without changing its shape.

Reflecting a shape over the y-axis results in reflection over the y-axis.

Isometry preserves distances and angles between points.

A 270-degree rotation is the type of transformation that occurs when a shape undergoes a 270-degree rotation.

Scaling in 3D space changes the size of an object along each axis independently.

Translation is the transformation applied to an object when it is moved left or right on a coordinate plane.

In 2D space, scaling is equivalent to changing the size of an object without changing its shape.

Translation is the transformation applied to an object when it is moved up or down on a coordinate plane.

Rotation in 3D space results in a change of the object's orientation.