The correct answer is False
Explanation:
A tessellation refers to a regular pattern created by using regular polygons; additionally, in a tessellation, there are no gaps or spaces between the polygons. Besides this, a tesselation is categorized as regular if there is only one type of polygon in all the pattern or as semi-regular if there are two or more polygons but these still form a regular pattern. According to this, the illustration below is not a semi-regular tessellation because this only includes one polygon (hexagons), and therefore this would be classified as a regular tessellation.
