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Grade 4 Geometry worksheet on identifying rotational symmetry with various shapes.

Worksheet titled "Identifying rotational symmetry" for Grade 4, featuring six shapes in boxes to check for rotational symmetry.

Worksheet titled "Identifying rotational symmetry" for Grade 4, featuring six shapes in boxes to check for rotational symmetry.

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Task:


Identify which shapes have rotational symmetry.
Rotational symmetry means that a shape looks the same after being rotated by a certain angle (less than 360°) around its center.

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Step-by-step Analysis of Each Shape:



1. Top-left (Orange shape):
- This is a cross-like shape with four arms.
- It looks the same when rotated by 90°, 180°, 270°, and 360°.
- Has rotational symmetry (order 4).

2. Top-right (Blue octagon):
- A regular octagon has 8 equal sides and angles.
- It looks the same every 45° (360° ÷ 8).
- Has rotational symmetry (order 8).

3. Middle-left (Green hexagon):
- A regular hexagon has 6 equal sides.
- Looks the same every 60° (360° ÷ 6).
- Has rotational symmetry (order 6).

4. Middle-right (Red triangle):
- This is an isosceles triangle, not equilateral.
- It does not look the same unless rotated 360°.
- No rotational symmetry.

5. Bottom-left (Purple arrow shape):
- This is a symmetric arrow pointing up.
- If you rotate it 180°, it becomes upside down — doesn't match.
- Only looks the same at 360°.
- No rotational symmetry.

6. Bottom-middle (Orange double-arrow):
- Two arrows pointing left and right.
- If rotated 180°, it still looks the same (the arrows swap places but the overall shape matches).
- Has rotational symmetry (order 2).

7. Bottom-left (Gray rectangle with circle):
- The rectangle has a circle in the middle.
- Rotating 180° will keep the shape looking the same because:
- Rectangle is symmetric.
- Circle is symmetric.
- Has rotational symmetry (order 2).

8. Bottom-right (Blue lightning bolt):
- Irregular shape.
- No rotation less than 360° makes it look the same.
- No rotational symmetry.

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Final Answer: Check the boxes for the following shapes:



- Orange cross (top-left)
- Blue octagon (top-right)
- Green hexagon (middle-left)
- Orange double-arrow (bottom-middle)
- Gray rectangle with circle (bottom-left)

> Do not check:
> - Red triangle
> - Purple arrow
> - Blue lightning bolt

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Shapes with Rotational Symmetry:


- Top-left (orange cross)
- Top-right (blue octagon)
- Middle-left (green hexagon)
- Bottom-middle (orange double-arrow)
- Bottom-left (gray rectangle with circle)

Check these five boxes.
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