To solve the problem, we need to analyze each pair of figures and determine whether the transformation from the left figure to the right figure is a
flip,
slide, or
turn. Let's go through each set step by step.
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1.
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Left Figure: A parallelogram.
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Right Figure: The same parallelogram, but mirrored across the dashed line.
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Analysis: The right figure is a mirror image of the left figure across the dashed line.
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Transformation: Flip
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2.
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Left Figure: A vertical rectangle with a small horizontal line at the top.
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Right Figure: The same vertical rectangle with the small horizontal line at the bottom.
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Analysis: The right figure is the same as the left figure but rotated 180 degrees around its center.
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Transformation: Turn
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3.
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Left Figure: An irregular shape.
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Right Figure: The same irregular shape, but mirrored across the dashed line.
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Analysis: The right figure is a mirror image of the left figure across the dashed line.
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Transformation: Flip
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4.
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Left Figure: An irregular shape.
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Right Figure: The same irregular shape, but rotated 90 degrees clockwise.
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Analysis: The right figure is the same as the left figure but rotated around its center.
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Transformation: Turn
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5.
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Left Figure: An irregular shape.
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Right Figure: The same irregular shape, but mirrored across the dashed line.
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Analysis: The right figure is a mirror image of the left figure across the dashed line.
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Transformation: Flip
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6.
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Left Figure: A quadrilateral with one side longer than the others.
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Right Figure: The same quadrilateral, but rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise.
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Analysis: The right figure is the same as the left figure but rotated around its center.
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Transformation: Turn
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Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{1. Flip, 2. Turn, 3. Flip, 4. Turn, 5. Flip, 6. Turn}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of flip slide turn worksheet.
