Ordered Pairs and Coordinate Plane Worksheets - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given a coordinate grid with fruits and vegetables placed at different points. The x-axis goes left to right (horizontal), and the y-axis goes bottom to top (vertical). Each point is labeled with an ordered pair: (x, y).

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Part A: Write the ordered pair for each item.

We need to find the coordinates of each numbered item.

Remember:
- First number = how far right from 0 (x-coordinate)
- Second number = how far up from 0 (y-coordinate)

Let’s go one by one:

1. Strawberry — Look at its position. It’s at x=2, y=3 → (2, 3)
2. Watermelon — At x=1, y=6 → (1, 6)
3. Tomato — At x=2, y=2 → (2, 2)
4. Eggplant — At x=1, y=8 → (1, 8)
5. Broccoli — At x=1, y=1 → (1, 1)

Wait — let me double-check using the grid carefully.

Actually, looking again:

The grid has lines. Let’s count columns (x) from left starting at 0, rows (y) from bottom starting at 0.

Item 1: Strawberry — it’s in column 2, row 3 → (2, 3) ✔
Item 2: Watermelon — column 1, row 6 → (1, 6) ✔
Item 3: Tomato — column 2, row 2 → (2, 2) ✔
Item 4: Eggplant — column 1, row 8 → (1, 8) ✔
Item 5: Broccoli — column 1, row 1 → (1, 1) ✔

Looks good.

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Part B: Write the item located at each ordered pair.

Now we’re given coordinates and must name the fruit/veg there.

6. (4, 2) — Go right 4, up 2 → That’s the pineapple
7. (9, 7) — Right 9, up 7 → That’s the lemon
8. (6, 7) — Right 6, up 7 → That’s the apple (red apple near center-top)
9. (5, 4) — Right 5, up 4 → That’s the pumpkin
10. (7, 1) — Right 7, up 1 → That’s the onion (purple round thing)

Let me verify each:

6. (4,2): Yes — pineapple is there.
7. (9,7): Lemon — yes, on the far right, high up.
8. (6,7): Apple — red apple, yes.
9. (5,4): Pumpkin — orange, round, yes.
10. (7,1): Onion — purple, low down, yes.

All match.

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Final Answer:

A)
1) (2, 3)
2) (1, 6)
3) (2, 2)
4) (1, 8)
5) (1, 1)

B)
6) Pineapple
7) Lemon
8) Apple
9) Pumpkin
10) Onion