1.   A pattern in which identical copies of one or more figure fill a plane so there are no gaps or overlaps is called a __________.
    A. transformation B. tessellation
    C. rotation D. reflection
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  2.   Which figure could not make a tessellation?
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  3.   What is another name for tessellation?
    A. tilings B. triangles
    C. shapes D. figures
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  4.   What is an example of a tessellation found in nature?
    A. sidewalks B. flower petals
    C. tree branches D. honeycomb
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  5.   How many figures can be used to create a tessellation?
    A. exactly 2 B. exactly one
    C. no limit D. no more than 4
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