Grade 6 Unit 3 Assessment Coordinate Grid
Answer Key 1.
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D
A
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A
C
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C
A
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B, C, D
C 6.NS.6
10.
A
Two or fewer correct responses = 0 points All three correct responses = 1 point
6.NS.6 11. B
6.NS.6 12. B
6.NS.6 13. C
6.NS.6 14. 4 units2
15.
Incorrect answer and/or work is inaccurate/incomplete = 0 points
Any part of the answer is missing/inaccurate (point, label, ordered pair, line segments) = 0 points
Correct answer and accurate work shown = 1 point
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Check work. Any point in Quadrant III is correct.
Point X is marked with a dot, labeled with X and accurate ordered pair, and line segments are drawn to form a pentagon = 1 point
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16. Range: -100 to 100
17. 10.5 miles
18. 1½ miles
19. 1 square mile
Scale: 10 Range and/or scale is inaccurate/incomplete = 0 points Both range and scale are correct = 1 point
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20.
Range: -1 to 1 Scale: tenths
Incorrect response = 0 points
Incorrect response = 0 points
Incorrect response = 0 points
Correct response = 1 point
Correct response = 1 point
Correct response = 1 point
Range and/or scale is inaccurate/incomplete/ in appropriate = 0 points Both range and scale are correct = 1 point
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Question: 21. a. Student graphs the points accurately and gives the correct answer: The area of the triangle is 4 square units. The area of the rectangle is 8 square units. b. Student gives the correct answer: A quadrilateral is formed by the two plane shapes. c. Student gives an accurate explanation: Sample explanation: To find the total area of the joined plane shapes, the area of the individual plane shapes would be added together.
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22. a. Student draws an accurate coordinate grid: Check grid for accuracy. b. Student correctly plots points: Check grid for accuracy. c. Student correctly plots points: Check grid for accuracy.
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(-5, -4) S ●
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III
● L (3, 3)
IV
● K (5, -4)
d. Student gives an accurate explanation: Sample explanation: Any ordered pair with a negative y coordinate will be below the x axis, and a positive y coordinate will be above the x axis. Any ordered pair with a negative x coordinate will be to the left of the y axis, and a positive x coordinate will be to the right of the y axis. 6.NS.6
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23. a. Student gives an accurate and reasonable recommendation: Responses may vary. Sample recommendation: In order for the planners to accurately visualize what they are planning for the park, I would make the following recommendations for their grid map. x axis range: -2½ to 2½ x axis scale: ¼ mile y axis range: -¼ to ¼ y axis scale: 1/32 Check grid map for accuracy with the plan the student developed. b. Student plots points accurately and gives an accurate explanation: I determined where to place the points by confirming the range is equal to the distance given in the prompt. |-2.5| + |2.5| = 5 miles, and |-¼| + |¼| = ½ mile. These match the distances given, so I know that plotting the points (-2½, -¼), (-2½, ¼), (2½, -¼), and (2½, ¼) would mark the corners of the park. c. Student correctly plots and labels points on the grid map: Path placement may vary, however must parallel the x axis. Check grid map. d. Student gives correct equation: |-2¼| + |2¼| = 4½ miles
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(-2½, ¼)
(2½, ¼)
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start (-21/4, -1/8)
end 1 (2 /4, -1/8)
(-2½, -¼)
(2½, -¼)
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