To solve the problem, we need to determine whether each shape in the right column can be obtained from the corresponding shape in the left column through a
flip or a
turn. Let's analyze each pair step by step.
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Pair 1:
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Left Shape: A triangle with a small circle inside.
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Right Shape: The same triangle with a small circle inside, but rotated 90 degrees clockwise.
Analysis: The shapes are identical except for their orientation. The right shape is a
turn (rotation) of the left shape.
Answer: Turn
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Pair 2:
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Left Shape: A square with a diagonal line.
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Right Shape: The same square with a diagonal line, but flipped horizontally.
Analysis: The shapes are mirror images of each other. The right shape is a
flip (reflection) of the left shape.
Answer: Flip
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Pair 3:
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Left Shape: A triangle with a small circle inside.
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Right Shape: The same triangle with a small circle inside, but rotated 180 degrees.
Analysis: The shapes are identical except for their orientation. The right shape is a
turn (rotation) of the left shape.
Answer: Turn
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Pair 4:
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Left Shape: A heart symbol.
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Right Shape: The same heart symbol, but flipped vertically.
Analysis: The shapes are mirror images of each other. The right shape is a
flip (reflection) of the left shape.
Answer: Flip
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Pair 5:
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Left Shape: A shoe.
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Right Shape: The same shoe, but flipped horizontally.
Analysis: The shapes are mirror images of each other. The right shape is a
flip (reflection) of the left shape.
Answer: Flip
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Final Answers:
1. Turn
2. Flip
3. Turn
4. Flip
5. Flip
Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{Turn, Flip, Turn, Flip, Flip}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of flip turn slide worksheet.
