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- 1. Match
Match the following
ordered pair
pair of numbers (x, y) describing a point in the Cartesian coordinate plane
x-axis
horizontal number line in the plane
y-axis
vertical number line in the plane
- 2. Match
Match the following
origin
(labeled O in the graph) is the point (0, 0), where the axes intersect
x-coordinate
the first coordinate of an ordered pair
y-coordinate
the second coordinate of an ordered pair
- 3. Multiple Choice
(labeled O in the graph) is the point (0, 0), where the axes intersect
origin
x-coordinate
y-coordinate
- 4. Multiple Choice
vertical number line in the plane
y-axis
ordered pair
x-axis
- 5. Multiple Choice
horizontal number line in the plane
ordered pair
x-axis
y-axis
- 6. Multiple Choice
pair of numbers (x, y) describing a point in the Cartesian coordinate plane
y-axis
ordered pair
x-axis
- 7. Multiple Choice
the second coordinate of an ordered pair
x-coordinate
origin
y-coordinate
- 8. Multiple Choice
the first coordinate of an ordered pair
x-coordinate
origin
y-coordinate
- 9. Match
Match the following
function rule
an equation that pairs each member of the domain with an element of the range
function
a relation in which each x coordinate is paired with one and only one y-coordinate
range
the set of the second elements (y-coordinates) of the ordered pairs
domain
the set of the first elements (x-coordinates) of the ordered pairs
relation
any set of ordered pairs
- 10. Multiple Choice
an equation that pairs each member of the domain with an element of the range
Function Rule
Function
Relation
Domain
Range
- 11. Multiple Choice
a relation in which each x coordinate is paired with one and only one y-coordinate
Function Rule
Function
Relation
Domain
Range
- 12. Multiple Choice
the set of the second elements (y-coordinates) of the ordered pairs
Function Rule
Function
Relation
Domain
Range
- 13. Multiple Choice
the set of the first elements (x-coordinates) of the ordered pairs
Function Rule
Function
Relation
Domain
Range
- 14. Multiple Choice
any set of ordered pairs
Function Rule
Function
Relation
Domain
Range
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