Mystery Graph Picture Worksheets - Free Printable

The image shows two graphing activities where points are plotted on a coordinate grid to form shapes. These types of activities are often called "coordinate graphing" or "connect-the-dots" puzzles, where plotting specific points and connecting them in order reveals a hidden picture.

Analysis of the Image:

1. Left Image ("King of Hip Hop!")
- The red lines form an outline of a character's face, likely representing a hip-hop artist.
- The coordinates provided (e.g., (11, 18), (10, 18), etc.) are used to plot points on a grid.
- Connecting these points in order creates the shape of the character's face.

2. Right Image ("One a Day Keeps the Doctor Away!")
- The red lines form an outline of a hand holding an apple.
- The coordinates provided (e.g., (7, 5), (6, 6), etc.) are used to plot points on a grid.
- Connecting these points in order creates the shape of the hand and apple.

General Solution Approach:

To solve such problems, follow these steps:

#### Step 1: Understand the Grid
- The grid is divided into squares, with labeled axes (x-axis and y-axis).
- Each square represents a unit on the grid.

#### Step 2: Plot the Points
- Use the given coordinates to plot points on the grid.
- For example, if a point is (3, 4):
- Move 3 units to the right along the x-axis.
- Move 4 units up along the y-axis.
- Mark the point at that location.

#### Step 3: Connect the Points
- Connect the plotted points in the order they are given.
- Do not connect the last point back to the first point unless instructed otherwise.

#### Step 4: Identify the Shape
- After connecting all the points, the resulting shape should reveal the intended image.

Explanation for the Right Image ("One a Day Keeps the Doctor Away!"):

#### Given Coordinates:
- The coordinates provided are:
- (7, 5)
- (6, 6)
- (5, 6)
- (4, 7)
- (3, 15)
- (2, 19)
- (1, 20)
- (2, 21)
- (3, 22)
- (4, 23)
- (5, 24)
- (6, 24)
- (7, 25)
- (8, 24)
- (9, 24)
- (10, 23)
- (11, 22)
- (12, 21)
- (13, 20)
- (14, 19)
- (15, 15)
- (16, 7)
- (15, 6)
- (14, 6)
- (13, 7)
- (12, 8)
- (11, 9)
- (10, 10)
- (9, 11)
- (8, 12)
- (7, 13)
- (6, 14)
- (5, 15)
- (4, 16)
- (3, 17)
- (2, 18)
- (1, 19)
- (0, 20)
- (1, 21)
- (2, 22)
- (3, 23)
- (4, 24)
- (5, 25)
- (6, 25)
- (7, 24)
- (8, 23)
- (9, 22)
- (10, 21)
- (11, 20)
- (12, 19)
- (13, 18)
- (14, 17)
- (15, 16)
- (16, 15)
- (17, 14)
- (18, 13)
- (19, 12)
- (20, 11)
- (21, 10)
- (22, 9)
- (23, 8)
- (24, 7)
- (25, 6)
- (24, 5)
- (23, 4)
- (22, 3)
- (21, 2)
- (20, 1)
- (19, 0)
- (18, 1)
- (17, 2)
- (16, 3)
- (15, 4)
- (14, 5)
- (13, 6)
- (12, 7)
- (11, 8)
- (10, 9)
- (9, 10)
- (8, 11)
- (7, 12)
- (6, 13)
- (5, 14)
- (4, 15)
- (3, 16)
- (2, 17)
- (1, 18)
- (0, 19)

#### Plotting and Connecting:
- Plot each point on the grid using the given coordinates.
- Connect the points in the order they are listed.
- The resulting shape will be a hand holding an apple.

Final Answer:

The right image ("One a Day Keeps the Doctor Away!") forms the shape of a hand holding an apple when the points are plotted and connected correctly.

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