Te reo Māori terms
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Master Teaching Guide coverage for this objective.
Resources
- Alpha textbook: Reflection, Ex 26.01, pg 430
- Alpha textbook: Drawing translation, Ex 28.02, pg 478
- Alpha textbook: Using vectors to describe translations, Ex 28.03, pg 480-381
- Alpha textbook: Drawing Enlargement, Ex 28.06, pg 488-489
- Beta: Skills in Ex 27.02 – 27.05, pg 512 - 516
- Beta: Skills in Ex 26.01, pg 487
- CorbettMaths on translationsQuestions PDF · Answers
- CorbettMaths on enlargementsQuestions PDF · Answers
Terminology
- translation
- reflection
- enlargement
- scale factor
- vector
Task goals
- Identify whether a given mapping from a point to its image is a translation, reflection, or enlargement.
- Write the translation vector for a given shift, or find the image of a point or shape translated by a given vector.
- Reflect a point or a shape in the x-axis or y-axis and write the coordinates of the image.
- Find the scale factor of an enlargement given the side lengths, or the change in side length, of a shape and its image.
- Enlarge a point or a shape from a centre of enlargement by a given scale factor, including a fractional scale factor, and find the coordinates of the image.
- Reflect a point or shape in a mirror line other than the x-axis or y-axis, such as x = c or y = c, and name or use that line.
- Describe fully a single transformation (translation, reflection, or enlargement) that maps one given shape or point onto another.
- Explain which properties, such as side lengths, angles, congruence, or similarity, are preserved by translation, reflection, and enlargement, and compare the three transformations.
Teaching guidance
- Rotation is limited to multiples of 90 degrees
Key skills
- Transformations
- Translation
- Reflection
- Enlargement
- Scale factor
- Symmetry
- Rotation
Quick stats
- 81 total questions
- 3 difficulty levels
- Answers included



