Spatial Visualization Flashcards
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A cross-shaped figure of 6 squares is folded. What 3D shape results?
Answer: A cube
Six equal squares in a cross shape fold into a cube.
A square paper is folded in half and a triangle is cut from the fold. What appears when unfolded?
Answer: A diamond or rhombus shape
Cutting from the fold creates a symmetrical shape when unfolded.
Looking at a cube from directly above, what shape do you see?
Answer: A square
The top view of a cube shows its top face, a perfect square.
A figure reflected across a vertical line — what changes?
Answer: Left and right are reversed; top and bottom stay same
Vertical reflection reverses left-right while maintaining vertical orientation.
What mental strategy helps with paper folding problems?
Answer: Track how each fold changes layers and where holes appear on each layer
Track each fold step and understand how layers stack for symmetrical results.
A 3D figure rotated 180 degrees around a vertical axis. You were facing the front. What do you see?
Answer: The back of the figure
Half turn around a vertical axis shows the opposite face.
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