Exploring 12 1 Coordinate Planes

The video tutorial covers the basics of plotting points on coordinate planes, starting with an introduction and setup instructions. It explains the concept of coordinate planes, ordered pairs, and the origin. The tutorial includes examples and exercises to practice plotting and labeling points, with a focus on understanding the x and y axes. The video concludes with assignment instructions and encourages practice, highlighting the ease of the chapter.

What is the first step in plotting a point on a coordinate plane?

• Move up

• Move down

• Move right

• Move left

What does the origin point (0,0) represent in a coordinate plane?

• The highest point

• The starting point

• The lowest point

• The center point

What are the components of an ordered pair in a coordinate plane?

• X-axis and Y-axis

• X-coordinate and Y-coordinate

• Horizontal and vertical lines

• Grid lines and labels

Which ordered pair corresponds to a point located at the origin?

• (1,1)

• (0,0)

• (0,1)

• (1,0)

What is the correct notation for writing an ordered pair?

• Angle brackets with a comma

• Parentheses with a comma

• Square brackets with a semicolon

• Curly braces with a semicolon

How do you plot the point (4,2) on a coordinate plane?

• 4 up, 2 right

• 2 right, 4 up

• 2 up, 4 right

• 4 right, 2 up

What is the correct way to label the point (5,4) on a coordinate plane?

• Label at (5,4)

• Label at (4,5)

• Label below the point

• Label above the point

If a point is located at (3,0), what does this indicate about its position?

• On the X-axis

• 3 units right from the origin

• 3 units up from the origin

• On the Y-axis

How do you plot the point (0,3) on a coordinate plane?

• 3 units up

• 3 units left

• 3 units down

• 3 units right

Which statement best describes the process of plotting a point on the coordinate plane?

• Move diagonally based on the coordinates

• Random placement and then adjust

• Move vertically first, then horizontally

• Move horizontally first, then vertically