What Do You Know About Flexagons?
The term 'flexagon' is used in geometry to indicate flat models that are created when someone folds strips of paper. These flat models are often called the most fascinating geometric toys as you flex (or fold) them in a number of specific ways to reveal more faces other than the initial two.
- 1.
How many faces of a tritetraflexagon is visible at a time?- A.
3
- B.
2
- C.
1
- D.
4
- 2.
How many triangles make up a hexahexaflexagon?
- A.
18
- B.
19
- C.
15
- D.
16
- 3.
How can you expose all the faces of a flexagon?
- A.
Using Tuckerman reverse
- B.
Using Arthur reverse
- C.
Using flexagon reverse
- D.
Opening the flexagon
- 4.
What type of triangles can you use to create a hexaflexagon?
- A.
Isoscele
- B.
Right angle
- C.
Equilateral
- D.
Scalene
- 5.
How can you create a higher octaflexagon?
- A.
Converting the triangle to right angle
- B.
Converting the triangle to equilateral
- C.
Converting the triangle to scalene
- D.
Converting the triangle to square
- 6.
Which type of flexagon was first discovered?
- A.
Hexahexaflexagon
- B.
Hexaflexagon
- C.
Tritetraaflexagon
- D.
Octaflexagon
- 7.
What are the angles in a pentaflexagon?
- A.
72-57-51
- B.
72-54-54
- C.
72-53-55
- D.
72-58-50
- 8.
How can one create a dodecaflexagon from a pentaflexagon?
- A.
By multiplying its triangles
- B.
By dividing its triangles
- C.
By adding more squares
- D.
By subtracting half of its squares
- 9.
What do you call a flexagon that cannot be flexed?
- A.
Planar
- B.
Non-planar
- C.
Close
- D.
Open
- 10.
Which of these types of flexagon cannot be flexed?
- A.
Heptaflexagon
- B.
Hexaflexagon
- C.
Tetraflexagon
- D.
Hexahexaflexagon
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