The bricks used in a classroom wall are comparable to a rectangle tiling a plane.ġ: Glide reflection Start with a rectangle. Since the bricks do not rotate, they do not form a tessellation. A tessellation must involve the rotation of a shape. How do you respond? O A Isaiah is incorrect. Isaiah says that the bricks used in a classroom wall construction form a tessellation. Yes Ο Νοįind the image of the figure below in a 270° rotation clockwise through M. C is the only correct tessellation of the plane,ĭetermine whether the shape below will tessellate the plane. A and C are both correct tessellations of the plane. A and B are both correct tessellations of the plane. B is the only correct tessellation of the plane. Using what you learned by creating your own tesselation, determine which tessellations below correctly use only the given pentomino.

There may be more than one correct tessellation. On dot paper, use the pentomino shown on the right to make a tessellation of the plane. Yes, the figure is its own image after a 90° rotation through the center. Yes, the figure is its own image after a reflection across a vertical line through the center OD. Yes, the figure is its own image after a 180° rotation through the center. No, the figure is not its own image after any motion O B. OD.ĭetermine whether the figure could be its own image under some motion. On the grid, identify a tesselation of the plane using the following figure.

Tessellation square dot paper