1. The problem asks to identify points from ordered pairs and vice versa, and to plot points on a coordinate grid. 2. An ordered pair is written as $(x,y)$ where $x$ is the horizontal coordinate and $y$ is the vertical coordinate. 3. For the first part, we identify the point at each ordered pair: - (0,9) is point C - (0,5) is point R - (6,4) is not labeled on the graph - (8,9) is not labeled on the graph - (9,0) is point E - (5,1) is not labeled on the graph - (2,2) is point L - (2,4) is not labeled on the graph - (5,9) is not labeled on the graph - (9,3) is point O 4. For the second part, write the ordered pair for each given point: - Z is at (4,7) - L is at (2,2) - K is at (9,8) - X is at (6,3) - S is at (1,6) - T is at (3,6) - V is at (5,2) - G is at (0,8) - H is at (7,0) 5. For the third part, plot the points on the coordinate grid: - D at (0,6) - B at (4,3) - W at (1,7) - N at (7,3) - I at (1,8) - U at (3,4) This completes the identification and plotting of points based on the given ordered pairs and graph.