Reflection Pattern: Worksheet 6 - Intermediate-Advanced Practice Reflection Pattern INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED

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Question 1

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: vertical axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across vertical axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across vertical axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 2

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: vertical axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across vertical axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across vertical axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 3

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 4

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 5

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: vertical axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across vertical axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across vertical axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 6

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: vertical axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across vertical axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across vertical axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 7

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 8

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 9

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: horizontal axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across horizontal axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across horizontal axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 10

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 11

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 12

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 13

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 14

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: vertical axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across vertical axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across vertical axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 15

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 16

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: vertical axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across vertical axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across vertical axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 17

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 18

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 19

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: vertical axis
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across vertical axis

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across vertical axis ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern

Question 20

Identify the transformation rule governing this sequence: Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Which figure comes next?
PATTERN ANALYSIS:
Step 1: Examine Figure 1 and Figure 2 - note the orientation change
Step 2: Check if rotation: No consistent rotation angle found
Step 3: Check for reflection: Yes! Figure 2 is a mirror image of Figure 1
Step 4: Identify reflection axis: diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)
Step 5: Verify pattern: Figure 3 is reflection of Figure 2 (back to original orientation)

RULE HYPOTHESIS:
The figures alternate between original and reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right)

VERIFICATION:
- Figure 1: Original position
- Figure 2: Reflected across diagonal axis (top-left to bottom-right) ✓
- Figure 3: Reflected back to original ✓

APPLICATION:
Figure 4 should be reflected version (same as Figure 2)
Pattern: Original → Reflected → Original → Reflected

COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID:
- Confusing reflection with rotation
- Identifying wrong axis of reflection
- Not recognizing alternating pattern
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