6th Grade Math (Math 6) · Chapter 8 · Lesson 8.1 · Printable PDF

Plotting in All Four Quadrants Worksheet with Answer Key

8 problems on plotting in all four quadrants: writing ordered pairs from moves, naming quadrants and axes, a campground map, connect-the-points shapes, comparing points, a compass walk, and wolf tracking. 3 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Write the ordered pair of the point each move from the origin reaches.
    4 units right and 9 units down6 units left, with no move up or down2.5 units left and 3 units up8 units down, with no move across1 unit left and 7.5 units down
  2. Name the quadrant or axis of each point without plotting.
    (−12, −3)(4.2, −0.6)(0, −15)(-\dfrac{1}{2}, 9)(25, 0)
  3. Read and write points on Priya's campground map with the store at the origin.
  4. Plot five points, join them in order, and say what picture they make.
  5. Compare points sharing a grid line with (-4, 7) from a list.
  6. Reason about which quadrants allow a first number greater than the second.
  7. Word problem: plot places on a compass walk starting from the picnic shelter.
  8. Word problem: plot wolf collar locations in meters from a ranger station.

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