Final Answer:
The worksheet is already completed correctly as shown — each shape has been reflected across the given line (vertical or horizontal) to produce its mirror image. No further action is needed since this is an answer key.
For reference, here’s a quick check of one example:
Top-left: Reflection across x = 1
- Original triangle vertices approx: (-2,1), (-3,3), (-1,3)
- Distance from x=1:
- x=-2 → distance = 3 units left → reflect to x=4
- x=-3 → distance = 4 units left → reflect to x=5
- x=-1 → distance = 2 units left → reflect to x=3
- Reflected triangle should have vertices at (4,1), (5,3), (3,3) — matches the blue triangle on the right.
All other reflections follow the same rule:
- For vertical lines (x = a): flip horizontally; new x = 2a – old x
- For horizontal lines (y = b): flip vertically; new y = 2b – old y
✔ All answers in the provided key are correct.
No changes or corrections needed.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of geometry reflection worksheet.