Lesson G7

G7 identify, describe and construct congruent and similar shapes, including on coordinate... Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Maths, Unit 4

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  1. Enlargement with scale factor 2 centred at the origin maps (1, 3) to:

    • (0.5, 1.5)
    • (3, 5)
    • (2, 6)
    • (−2, −6)
  2. A negative scale factor enlargement is mathematically equivalent to an enlargement combined with what transformation?

    • 180 degree rotation
    • Reflection in x-axis
    • Translation by vector
    • 90 degree rotation
  3. Which transformations relate congruent shapes to one another?

    • Stretches
    • Isometries
    • Projections
    • Enlargements
  4. Similar shapes differ from congruent shapes by having what feature?

    • Flipped orientation
    • Curved edges
    • Scale factor
    • Different angles
  5. An enlargement with scale factor 0.5 makes a shape:

    • smaller
    • reflected
    • larger
    • unchanged
  6. Which transformation preserves both size and shape without rotation or reflection?

    • Stretch
    • Shear
    • Translation
    • Enlargement
  7. Under an enlargement, image lengths compared with object lengths are multiplied by what?

    • Centre of enlargement
    • Scale factor
    • Area scale factor
    • Scale factor squared
  8. Reflection in the y-axis changes the point (x, y) to:

    • (−x, y)
    • (x, −y)
    • (y, x)
    • (−x, −y)
  9. An enlargement with scale factor 3 centred at (1, 1) maps (2, 3) to:

    • (7, 4)
    • (4, 7)
    • (6, 9)
    • (3, 5)
  10. Triangle vertices (0, 0), (2, 0) and (0, 4) are enlarged by scale factor 2 about the origin. What is the image of (0, 4)?

    • (8, 0)
    • (0, 2)
    • (0, 8)
    • (4, 0)
  11. A 3 cm by 5 cm rectangle is enlarged by scale factor 4. What is its new perimeter?

    • 16 cm
    • 64 cm
    • 32 cm
    • 80 cm
  12. Rotating the point (3, 1) by 90° anticlockwise about the origin gives:

    • (3, −1)
    • (1, −3)
    • (−3, 1)
    • (−1, 3)
  13. A translation by vector (4, −2) maps (1, 1) to:

    • (1, 1)
    • (5, −1)
    • (4, −2)
    • (−3, 3)
  14. A triangle has a side of 20 cm. An enlargement with scale factor 0.25 is applied. What is the image side?

    • 5 cm
    • 20 cm
    • 0.8 cm
    • 80 cm
  15. A negative scale factor of −2 about the origin maps (3, −1) to:

    • (−6, −2)
    • (6, −2)
    • (6, 2)
    • (−6, 2)
  16. Rectangle reflected in the line x = 5 maps the point (4, 2) to:

    • (1, 2)
    • (−4, 2)
    • (6, −2)
    • (6, 2)
  17. An enlargement with scale factor −1/2 about the origin maps a shape of area 36 cm² to an image with area:

    • 9 cm²
    • 72 cm²
    • 18 cm²
    • 4.5 cm²
  18. A shape of side 5 cm maps to an image of side 15 cm. What is the scale factor?

    • 5
    • 10
    • 75
    • 3
  19. Which transformation reverses orientation while keeping size and shape?

    • a translation
    • an enlargement
    • a reflection
    • a rotation
  20. A reflection in the x-axis is followed by a translation (2, 0). Where does (1, 1) map to?

    • (3, −1)
    • (3, 1)
    • (1, −1)
    • (−1, 1)

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