Symmetry of Solids Answers

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line of reflection
B
line of symmetry
C
plane of reflection
D
axis of symmetry
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one
B
two
C
four
D
infinitely many
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The line about which a three-dimensional figure is rotated to obtain an object identical to the original is a(n)

A
horizontal plane.
B
plane of symmetry.
C
reflectional axis.
D
axis of symmetry.
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Which solid has an infinite number of planes of symmetry?

A
a trapezoidal pyramid
B
a cube
C
a right triangular prism
D
a cone
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Which solid has an infinite number of planes of symmetry?

A
a square pyramid
B
a rectangular prism
C
a tetrahedron
D
a cylinder
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six
B
seven
C
twelve
D
infinitely many
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Which object would most likely have rotational symmetry?

A
a sign shaped like an arrow
B
a bicycle wheel
C
an elephant
D
an airplane
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The prism doesn’t have an axis of symmetry.
B
The prism has exactly one axis of symmetry that goes through two faces.
C
The prism has exactly one axis of symmetry that goes through the bases.
D
The prism has more than one axis of symmetry.
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Which solid has exactly five of planes of symmetry?

A
Option
B
Option
C
Option
D
Option
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Which solid has exactly five of planes of symmetry?

A
Option
B
Option
C
Option
D
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