Quiz about Identifying Points in Quadrant 1

Question 1

Which axis runs up and down? (vertical)

Accepted Answer

y

Answer

x

Question 2

The coordinate (0,0) is also known as the ___.

Accepted Answer

origin

Answer

y-axis

Answer

x-axis

Question 3

In the coordinate (4,9), which number is the y-coordinate?

Accepted Answer

9

Answer

4

Answer

neither

Answer

both

Question 4

How do you correctly write an ordered pair?

Accepted Answer

(x,y)

Answer

(y,x)

Answer

(0,0)

Question 5

If I want to plot point (5, 3), I will go up 5 and over 3.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Answer

TRUE

Question 6

Name the ordered pair for point A.

Accepted Answer

(2,4)

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(4,2)

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(3,4)

Answer

(5,1)

Question 7

What are the coordinates of point X?

Accepted Answer

(4,4)

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(5,2)

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(2,3)

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(6,6)

Question 8

What is the ordered pair?

Accepted Answer

(2,8)

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(8, 2)

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(2,7)

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(8,3)

Question 9

What are coordinate planes used for?

Accepted Answer

To show locations

Answer

To find the product of numbers

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To find where the X axis is

Question 10

In what order do you write coordinates in ordered pairs?

Accepted Answer

x first then y

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vertex first then y

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y first then x

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none of these

Question 11

Where is the origin?

Accepted Answer

(0,0)

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(10, 10)

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(1, -1)

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(0, -0)

Question 12

If you were to plot the point (4, 12) what would be the correct method?

Accepted Answer

Start at the origin, then go over 4 and then go up 12

Answer

Start at the origin, then go up 4 and then go over 12

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Start at 4 and then down 12

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Start at (0, 0) and then multiply 4 x 12

Question 13

In an ordered pair, the first number represents the number on which axis?

Accepted Answer

x

Answer

y

Answer

z

Answer

w

Question 14

In the coordinate (5, 8), which number is the x coordinate?

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

8

Answer

neither

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both

Question 15

How do you feel about graphing points in the coordinate grid?

Accepted Answer

It is so easy!

Accepted Answer

I totally don't understand them

Accepted Answer

Kind of easy but kind of hard at the same.

Accepted Answer

I sort of get it but I still need help.

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