1.	Is the pattern below a tessellation formed by translating a triangle?
		A.	No; There are shapes other than triangles.
		B.	Yes; Triangles can be used to form squares and trapezoids.
		C.	No; Tessellations do not overlap figures.
		D.	Yes; Each successive triangle has been shifted slightly.
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	2.	What type of tessellation is shown below?
		A.	semi-regular	B.	both
		C.	neither	D.	regular
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	3.	The tessellation below is
		A.	a semi-regular tessellation formed by parallelograms and trapezoids.
		B.	a regular tessellation formed by triangles.
		C.	a regular tessellation formed by parallelograms.
		D.	a semi-regular tessellation formed by triangles and parallelograms.
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	4.	What type of tessellation is shown?
		A.	semi-regular formed by squares and hexagons
		B.	semi-regular formed by triangles and squares
		C.	regular formed by hexagons
		D.	none of these
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	5.	Identify the figures used to create the tessellation.
		A.	hexagons and triangles	B.	triangles and squares
		C.	pentagons and triangles	D.	squares and hexagons
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