Angles & Symmetry treasure hunt
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Where do you see corners on a bicycle?
At the wheel
At the wheels
At the bell
At the spokes
A snowflake is:
Symmetrical
Only around
Always square
Never pretty
A butterfly has two wings. Are they the same?
Yes, they are equal
No, they are different
One is bigger
One is yellow
A ladybird is:
Symmetrical
Square
Triangular
Has corners
A symmetrical shape you can:
Fold in half
Rolls only
Never touch
Throwing alone
Has a symmetrical face:
2 equal halves
3 eyes
1 ear
4 noses
A bird flies. Its wings are...
Same left and right
Left larger
Right other
Left only
A car has two wheels on the left. How many wheels does it have on the right?
Also 2
1
3
4
When you draw a Christmas tree, what shape does it have?
triangle
circle
square
rectangle
If you fold a paper aeroplane, what's special about it?
both sides are the same
it has no sides
left is bigger
right is bigger
When you make a snowman, what shapes do you use?
circles
squares
triangles
rectangles
Where is the line of symmetry in a human being?
in the middle of the body
at the feet
at arms
by the head
What is symmetrical about a bicycle?
the two wheels
the saddle
the bell
the chain
What is the same on both sides of your face?
eyes
nose
mouth
chin
Which shape has no corners?
circle
square
triangle
rectangle
If you draw a heart, how many parts are the same?
2 parts
1 volume
4 parts
3 parts
What do you get if you fold a square in half along a line of symmetry?
A rectangle
A triangle
A circle
A pentagon
Which letter has no symmetry line?
F
A
M
I
Which shape has the fewest lines of symmetry?
Irregular triangle
Square
Circle
Rectangle
What is half of a right angle?
45 degrees
30 degrees
60 degrees
90 degrees
How many lines of symmetry does a rhombus (diamond shape) have?
2
1
4
6
Which figure has a horizontal line of symmetry?
3
1
2
4
What shape is created when you cut a square diagonally?
Two triangles
Two rectangles
Two circles
Two pentagons
How many symmetry lines does the letter D have?
1
2
4
In a right-angled triangle, one acute angle is 35°. The other acute angle is:
55°
65°
45°
75°
A reflex angle is:
greater than 180° and less than 360°
greater than 90° and less than 180°
greater than 360°
less than 90°
The sum of two adjacent angles in a parallelogram is:
180°
90°
360°
120°
A circle is divided into 8 equal sectors. Each sector has a midpoint angle of:
45°
40°
50°
36°
A regular pentagon has point symmetry:
no
yes
only at 72° rotation
only with rotation of 36°
Which angle is complementary to 34°?
56°
146°
66°
126°
In a clock dial, the hands make an angle of at 3 o'clock:
90°
30°
60°
120°
What angle do the hands of a clock form at 15:00?
90°
45°
120°
60°
A regular pentagon can tile:
Never alone
Always perfect
Only with auxiliary characters
Only in groups of five
When reflected in the y-axis, point (a, b) is mapped to:
(-a, b)
(a, -b)
(-a, -b)
(b, a)
A regular octagon is rotated about its centre. What is the smallest angle of rotation at which the octagon falls exactly back on itself?
45°
40°
60°
72°
Which transformation preserves both distances and angles but changes orientation?
Mirror
Rotation
Translation
Homothetics
When rotated 90° counterclockwise, point (3, 2) is imaged at:
(-2, 3)
(2, -3)
(-3, -2)
(2, 3)
The big hand of a clock turns how many degrees per minute?
6°
30°
12°
0,5°
How many degrees does the small hand of a clock turn in 20 minutes?
10°
20°
120°
6°
A concave polygon always has:
At least one reflex angle
Sharp corners only
Four corners
Symmetry
Given a rotation of 120° about the centre, how many times does this rotation fit into a complete rotation?
3
4
2
6
A circle is divided into 8 equal sectors. Each sector has an angle of:
45°
40°
50°
36°
How many degrees does the hand of a clock turn in 40 minutes?
240 degrees
200 degrees
220 degrees
260 degrees
Which number has both horizontal and vertical line symmetry?
8
3
6
2
An equal angle in radians expressed as π/4 is equal to:
45°
30°
60°
90°
A convex polygon has the property that:
All interior angles are smaller than 180°
All sides are equally long
It has at least six sides
All angles are equal
How many degrees does the minute hand of a clock turn in 25 minutes?
150°
145°
155°
140°
What rotation does a square convey within itself?
90°
45°
60°
72°
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