Coordinates in four quadrants

Year 6 · Free printable game: Secret code joke

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Secret code joke

What runs but never walks?

Answer each question. Find the letter next to the right answer and write it in the box with the same number. The letters spell the punchline!

  1. A point starts at (−5, 4). It moves 3 right and 6 down. Where is it now?A (−2, −2)Q (2, −2)O (−2, 2)E (−8, 10)
  2. A point is 3 squares left of the origin and 2 squares up. What are its coordinates?R (−3, 2)O (2, −3)K (3, 2)D (−3, −2)
  3. A point starts at (−1, −1). It moves 4 right and 4 up. Where is it now?I (3, 3)Q (3, −3)K (−5, −5)E (−3, 3)
  4. A point starts at (−2, 3). It moves 5 right. Where is it now?G (−3, 3)N (−7, 3)V (3, 3)L (3, −3)
  5. A point starts at (4, −1). It moves 6 left. Where is it now?E (−2, −1)M (2, −1)N (−1, −2)K (−2, 1)
  6. A point starts at (0, −3). It moves 3 left and 2 up. Where is it now?I (−3, 1)Y (3, −1)B (−1, −3)R (−3, −1)
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Coordinates in four quadrants

Year 6 · Worksheet

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Circle the correct answer.

  1. A point starts at (2, −4). It moves 2 left and 4 up. Where is it now? (4, −8)     (0, −1)     (0, 0)     (1, 0)
  2. A point is 3 squares left of the origin and 2 squares up. What are its coordinates? (−3, −2)     (2, −3)     (3, 2)     (−3, 2)
  3. A point starts at (−2, 3). It moves 5 right. Where is it now? (−3, 3)     (3, 3)     (−7, 3)     (3, −3)
  4. A point starts at (−5, 4). It moves 3 right and 6 down. Where is it now? (2, −2)     (−8, 10)     (−2, 2)     (−2, −2)
  5. A point starts at (−3, −2). It moves 5 up. Where is it now? (3, 3)     (3, −3)     (−3, −3)     (−3, 3)
  6. A point starts at (4, −1). It moves 6 left. Where is it now? (−2, 1)     (2, −1)     (−1, −2)     (−2, −1)
  7. A point is 5 squares right of the origin and 3 squares up. What are its coordinates? (5, −3)     (−5, 3)     (3, 5)     (5, 3)
  8. A point is 2 squares left of the origin and 6 squares down. What are its coordinates? (−6, −2)     (−2, 6)     (−2, −6)     (2, −6)
  9. A point is 4 squares right of the origin and 5 squares down. What are its coordinates? (4, 5)     (−5, 4)     (4, −5)     (−4, −5)
  10. A point starts at (1, 1). It moves 4 left and 3 down. Where is it now? (−3, 2)     (3, −2)     (−2, −3)     (−3, −2)
  11. A point starts at (−1, −1). It moves 4 right and 4 up. Where is it now? (−3, 3)     (3, −3)     (3, 3)     (−5, −5)
  12. A point starts at (0, −3). It moves 3 left and 2 up. Where is it now? (−3, −1)     (−3, 1)     (3, −1)     (−1, −3)

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Coordinates in four quadrants

Year 6 · Answer sheet

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Secret code joke

What runs but never walks? A RIVER

1. (−2, −2) (A) · 2. (−3, 2) (R) · 3. (3, 3) (I) · 4. (3, 3) (V) · 5. (−2, −1) (E) · 6. (−3, −1) (R)

Worksheet

  1. A point starts at (2, −4). It moves 2 left and 4 up. Where is it now? (0, 0)
  2. A point is 3 squares left of the origin and 2 squares up. What are its coordinates? (−3, 2)
  3. A point starts at (−2, 3). It moves 5 right. Where is it now? (3, 3)
  4. A point starts at (−5, 4). It moves 3 right and 6 down. Where is it now? (−2, −2)
  5. A point starts at (−3, −2). It moves 5 up. Where is it now? (−3, 3)
  6. A point starts at (4, −1). It moves 6 left. Where is it now? (−2, −1)
  7. A point is 5 squares right of the origin and 3 squares up. What are its coordinates? (5, 3)
  8. A point is 2 squares left of the origin and 6 squares down. What are its coordinates? (−2, −6)
  9. A point is 4 squares right of the origin and 5 squares down. What are its coordinates? (4, −5)
  10. A point starts at (1, 1). It moves 4 left and 3 down. Where is it now? (−3, −2)
  11. A point starts at (−1, −1). It moves 4 right and 4 up. Where is it now? (3, 3)
  12. A point starts at (0, −3). It moves 3 left and 2 up. Where is it now? (−3, −1)

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