The first figure is a regular hexagon. This figure has rotational symmetry and line symmetry. Because if you rotate a hexagon 60°, you would have the same figure. Also, if you reflect the figure across a vertical line, you also would have the same figure.
The second figure is a triangle. This figure has line symmetry because if you reflect it across a vertical line, you would have the same figure.
The third figure is a parallelogram. This figure just has line symmetry across a horizontal line.
The fourth figure is a right triangle. It doesn't have any symmetry.
The fifth figure is a 10-side polygon. This figure has line symmetry, rotation symmetry and point symmetry.
The sixth figure is a pair of whirls. This figure has rotational symmetry.
The seventh figure is a letter A. This figure has line symmetry across a vertical line.
At last, the eighth figure is a ray. This figure has no symmetry.
