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Mathematics
5th -
6thgrade
5th Grade Coordinate Grids & Patterns
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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which axis is a horizontal number line? (Hint: think slightly up and slightly down arm motion & capital letter)
the y-axisthe x-axisthe origin axis - 2. Multiple Choice
Which axis is a vertical number line? (Hint: think touchdown arm motions)
the y-axisthe x-axisthe origin axis - 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the coordinates for the origin on a coordinate plane?(0)(1,1)(0,0)
- 4. Multiple Choice
How do you correctly write an ordered pair?
(y,x)
(x,y)
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat is located at (5,3)?nothingpoint Athe parkpoint B
- 6. Multiple ChoiceIf I want to plot point (4,9), I will go up 4 and over 9.TRUEFALSE
- 7. Multiple ChoiceIf I am at a point located at (2,6), and want to move up 3 points, where will I end up?(5,6)(5,9)(0,3)(2,9)
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich one of the pictures represents the correct loction of J at (2,5)ABCD
- 9. Multiple ChoiceName the ordered point for the ordered pair (4,6).QRST
- 10. Multiple ChoiceName the locations of point S.(4,6)(6,4)(3,3)(5,1)
- 11. Multiple ChoiceI am at point D. If I move up two units along the y- axis and 3 units to the left along the x-axis, where will I end up?point Epoint Ppoint Qpoint K
- 12. Multiple Choice
What is the rule between corresponding terms?
divide by 2
add 1
multiply by 4 - 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich graph matches the coordinates displayed on the function table?ABCD
- 14. Multiple Choice
If pattern 1 started at 12 and divided by 2, and pattern 2 started at 0 and added 3, what would be an ordered pair that follows both patterns? (Hint: make a pattern table on your paper/whiteboard!)
(12,12)
(3,9)
(6,3)
(1,12)
- 15. Fill in the Blank
Correctly write the ordered pair for the next term in this pattern table. (Hint: make sure you put parentheses a comma and NO extra spaces)
- 16. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a correct example of an ordered pair?
(4,1)
1
5,2
(6)
- 17. Multiple Choice
If pattern 1 started at 2 and multiplied by 2, and pattern 2 started at 0 and added 2, what would be an ordered pair that follows both patterns? (Hint: make a pattern table on your paper/whiteboard!)
(0,0)
(8,4)
(16,2)
(4,4)
- 18. Multiple Choice
Determine the rule for the following pattern: 16, 8, 4, 2, 1...
Subtract 8
Subtract 4
Divide by 8
Divide by 2
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