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Maths · Grade 5 · Set B
Treasure Map Points
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Remember: Start at the origin. Go across first, then up. The first number is across and the second number is up.

Across, then up

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Pip's kite is at (2, 7). Which point is the kite?
ABCD
2
Start at the origin. Go across first, then up. The pond is point P. Write its place: ()
3
Pip walks to point R. Which walk gets to R from the origin?
1 across, then 4 up4 across, then 1 up4 across, then 4 up
4
The point (0, 4) is on the x-axis.
TrueFalse
5
Which graph has a dot at (3, 6)?
Graph 1
Graph 2
Graph 3
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Two points with the same first number sit one above the other.
TrueFalse

Use the plane

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Point M is at (6, 3) and point N is at (6, 9). How many units is it from M to N?
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Join each ordered pair to its point.
  1. 1(2, 8)
  2. 2(8, 2)
  3. 3(5, 4)
  4. 4(4, 0)
  • AB
  • BC
  • CA
  • DD
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The playground is at (4, 5). The swing is 3 units to the right of it, at the same height. Write the swing's place: ()
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Pip walks along the path from the origin and stops at S. Where is S?
(5, 3)(3, 5)(5, 0)
11
Number the points from the smallest up number (1) to the greatest (4).
  • (3, 9)
  • (1, 4)
  • (8, 6)
  • (6, 2)
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Plot the points (2, 3) and (7, 3) on the grid. Join them with a line. How far apart are they?
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Tell a friend how to find the point (3, 7) on a grid. Which number do you use first?
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Answer key · Set B
Treasure Map Points
1C (2, 7) is 2 across and 7 up, which is point C. Point A is 7 across and 2 up.
25, 8 Go 5 across and 8 up. Across comes first, so the pair is 5, 8.
34 across, then 1 up R is 4 across and 1 up. We always walk across first.
4False It is 0 across and 4 up, so it sits on the y-axis. A point on the x-axis has 0 up.
5Graph 1 (3, 6) is 3 across and 6 up. Graph 2 shows 6 across and 3 up.
6True The same first number means the same distance across, so the points line up straight up and down.
76 Both points are 6 across. Counting up from 3 to 9 is 6 units.
81-C, 2-A, 3-B, 4-D Go across first, then up, for each pair.
97, 5 Moving right adds to the first number: 4 + 3 = 7. The height stays 5.
10(5, 3) Pip went 5 across and then 3 up, so S is at (5, 3).
114, 2, 3, 1 The second numbers are 2, 4, 6 and 9. The second number tells how far up.
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