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Quadrants of the Coordinate Plane
平面直角坐标系中的象限
Determine a point’s quadrant from the signs of its coordinates; points on an axis lie in no quadrant.
8 real-exam questions · 5 sittings5 in mock papers
How the real exam tests it
Questions from real CSCA papers that test this concept. Work each one out before you open the answer.
- CSCA Math December 2025 Past PaperThe point lies in which quadrant?
- A.Quadrant I
- B.Quadrant II
- C.Quadrant IV
- D.Quadrant III
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Answer: D
Answer: D Since , both coordinates are negative. The point is in Quadrant III. Choose D. - CSCA Math April 2026 Past PaperWhich point lies in the third quadrant?
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
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Answer: C
Third quadrant requires and . Only satisfies this. - CSCA Math June 2026 Past PaperIf point lies in the second quadrant, then point lies in
- A.the fourth quadrant
- B.the third quadrant
- C.the second quadrant
- D.the first quadrant
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Answer: C
lies in the second quadrant , , so and . Hence also lies in the second quadrant. Choose (C).
Real-exam evidence
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- CSCA Math April 2026 Past Paper1 questionreading page not yet public
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- CSCA Math January 2026 Past Paper1 questionreading page not yet public
- CSCA Math December 2025 Past Paper2 questionsView question 6 and answer free (full paper)View question 11 and answer free (full paper)
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