Translations — Unit test Answers

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Which rule describes the translation below?

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(x, y) right-arrow (x minus 5, y minus 3)
Option A
B
(x, y) right-arrow (x + 5, y + 3)
Option B
C
(x, y) right-arrow (x minus 3, y minus 5)
Option C
D
(x, y) right-arrow (x + 3, y + 5)
Option D
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The triangles on the grid below represent a translation.Which translation is shown on the grid?

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a horizontal translation only
B
a vertical translation only
C
a horizontal translation followed by a vertical translation
D
a vertical translation followed by a horizontal translation
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Triangle PQR has coordinates P(–8, 3), Q(–8, 6), and R(–3, 6). If the triangle is translated by using the rule , what are the coordinates of triangle ?

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P prime (negative 12, 9), Q prime (negative 12, 12), R prime (negative 7, 12)
Option A
B
P prime (negative 4, 7), Q prime (negative 14, 0), R prime (1, 10)
Option B
C
P prime (negative 4, 9), Q prime (negative 4, 12), R prime (1, 12)
Option C
D
P prime (negative 4, negative 3), Q prime (negative 4, 0), R prime (1, 0)
Option D
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Which triangle is a translation of triangle P?

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triangle A
B
triangle B
C
triangle C
D
triangle D
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The triangles on the grid below represent a translation.To form the image, the pre-image moved

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five units right and three units up.
B
two units right and three units up.
C
five units left and three units down.
D
two units left and three units down.
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A triangle is translated by using the rule . Which describes how the figure is moved?

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four units left and one unit down
B
four units left and one unit up
C
one unit right and four units down
D
one unit right and four units up
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An object is placed in front of a plane mirror. The reflected image of the object will be a

A
real image that appears to be behind the mirror.
B
real image that appears to be in front of the mirror.
C
virtual image that appears to be behind the mirror.
D
virtual image that appears to be in front of the mirror.
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The energy of microwaves is less than the energy of ultraviolet light. Which comparison of the energies of electromagnetic waves is correct?

A
Gamma rays have higher energy than microwaves because gamma rays have shorter wavelengths.
B
Gamma rays have higher energy than microwaves because gamma rays have lower frequencies.
C
Infrared light has lower energy than X-rays because infrared light has shorter wavelengths.
D
Infrared light has lower energy than X-rays because infrared light has higher frequencies.
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Which materials can be used to make fiber optic strands?

A
metal and glass
B
glass and plastic
C
plastic and metal
D
glass and ceramic
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Which part of the electromagnetic spectrum has the longest wavelengths?

A
radio waves
B
gamma rays
C
infrared light
D
ultraviolet light
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A clothing manufacturer uses lasers to cut patterns in fabric when making T-shirts.

A
Laser machinery does not require energy.
B
Laser machinery is safer because its light is weak.
C
Lasers save time by cutting through more layers of fabric.
D
Lasers result in fewer injuries because they quickly become blunt.
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Which best describes what happens when light traveling through air enters water at an angle?

A
It moves along straight lines in air and changes direction when it enters water.
B
It moves in a curve in air and moves in straight lines when it enters water.
C
It moves along straight lines in air and continues along the same lines when it enters water.
D
It moves in a curve in air and continues moving in the same curve when it enters water.
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Where do the three rays in a ray diagram start?

A
at a focal point on the opposite side of the lens
B
at three different points on the object
C
at a focal point on the same side of the lens
D
at a single point on the object
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How does a convex mirror form an image?

A
It bends the light toward a focal point.
B
It bends the light away from a focal point.
C
It bounces the light toward a focal point.
D
It bounces the light away from a focal point.

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