@The equation of this graph is: y = -x - 3 Its gradient is:
#grad1
Negative
Positive
Infinite

@What is the gradient of the line joining points r(-3,2) and s(1,-2)?
#grad1
-1
1
-1.5

@The equation of this line is y = -x - 1. The point r is at (-3,2), what are the co-ordinates of point  s?
#grad1
(1,-2)
(-2,1)
(1.5,-4)

@What is the value of the missing co-ordinate from: r(?,2) and s(1,-2)?
#grad1
-3
1
3

@What is the missing co-ordinate from the following: r(-3,2) s(1,?)
#grad1
-2
-3
-1

@The gradient of this graph is:
#grad2
Positive
Negative
Zero

@The point r is at (2,3). The gradient of the line is:
#grad2
1.5
0.66
-0.66

@If r is at the point (2,3) and the x value of s is -3, the y value of s is:
#grad2
-4.5
0.222
-3

@Calculate the y co-ordinate of point r if its x value is 8. The co-ordinates of s are (-10,-12).
#grad2
9.6
8
6.67

@The gradient of this graph is:
#grad3
Negative
Positive
Zero

@Which is the most likely equation for this graph?
#grad3
y = -x + 4
y = x + 1
y = 2x + 3

@The equation of this graph is y = -2x + 7. Point r is at (-8,23). If the x co-ordinate of s is 7, the y value is:
#grad3
21
14
20.125

@What is the value of the missing co-ordinate from: r(?,23) and s(7,21)
#grad3
-8
69
-9

@What is the missing value from the following: r(-8,23) and s(7,?)
#grad3
21
2.43
-8