🧠 Grade 6 Math Quiz · Geometry
Plotting Ordered Pairs Practice Questions
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The ordered pair (3, 5) means you move:
Explanation:
Hello superstar! First number is x (right), second is y (up). Great start with plotting in the first quadrant!
Which point is at (4, 2)?
Explanation:
x = 4, y = 2 in the first quadrant.
The origin is at:
Explanation:
Starting point of the grid.
In the first quadrant, both coordinates are:
Explanation:
All points here have positive x and y.
The point (6, 0) is:
Explanation:
y = 0 places it on the x-axis.
To plot (5, 3), you move:
Explanation:
Always x first, then y.
Which point is farthest from the origin in the first quadrant?
Explanation:
(1,8) is 8 units up – farther than (8,1).
If you plot (2, 7) and (7, 2), which is higher?
Explanation:
Larger y-coordinate is higher.
The point (0, 4) is:
Explanation:
x = 0 is the y-axis (still first quadrant boundary).
In a map of Toronto, the CN Tower is at (9, 6). This means:
Explanation:
Positive x east, positive y north.
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