Vocabulary
Ordered Pairs
Reflections
Coordinate Plane
Quadrants
100

Numbers less than 0 and located on the left of a horizontal number line.

What is negative numbers?

100

Where is Point C?

(-2,-4)

100

Reflect the point (3, 8) across the y-axis. What is the new point?

(-3, 8)

100

The sections in a coordinate plane

What are quadrants?

100

What is an example of an ordered pair in quadrant IV?

(+, -)

200

The distance a number is from 0.

What is absolute value?

200

What is the x coordinate for point B?

-3,2

200

Reflect (-5, -4) across the y-axis. What is the new point?

(5, -4)

200

The number of quadrants in a coordinate plane

What is four?

200

What is an example of an ordered pair in quadrant I

(+, +)

300

Whole numbers and their opposites.

What is integers?

300

What Quadrant is Point D in?

Point D is in Quadrant 4

300

Reflect (-9, 6) across the x-axis. What is the new point?

(-9, 6)

300

This is the other name for zero on a coordinate plane

What is origin?

300

What quadrant is (-3, -2) in?

III

400

A mathmatical statement that uses symbols to compare two values.

What is an inequality?

400

What quadrant is point A in?

Point A is in Quadrant 1

400

Reflect (-3, -4) across the x-axis then across the y-axis. What is the new point?

(3, 4)

400

What direction does the Y axis go?

What is vertical?

400

What quadrant is (-5, 3) in?

II

500

Numbers that can be written as fractions or decimals.

What is rational numbers?

500

What is the coordinate of point E and what do we call this?

(0,0) and the Origin

500

Reflect (8, -7) across the x-axis, then across the y- axis, then again across the x-axis. What is the new point? 

(-8,-7)

500

What quadrant contains the ordered pair (-3,1).

What is quadrant II?

500

Starting at (4, -3), if you move left 4 units and up 2 units, what point do you land on? 

(0, -1)

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