Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
CCSS 7.RP.A.2a · graph proportionality
Identify Proportional Relationships from Graphs
Students decide whether a graphed relationship is proportional instead of relying only on tables. Non-proportional examples can still be perfectly linear, forcing the key distinction: a proportional line must pass through the origin.
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Identify Proportional Graphs
Identify proportional graphs · Grade 7 standard · Seed 261601
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
Is the graphed relationship proportional? Explain using the straight-line and origin test.
A straight line is necessary but not sufficient; proportional graphs also pass through (0, 0).
A positive y-intercept means there is already some y when x = 0, so the relationship is not y = kx.
Ask students to name both tests rather than answering from visual appearance alone.
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Frequently asked questions
Are non-proportional graphs always curved?
No. This generator deliberately includes straight lines with nonzero intercepts so students must check the origin.
Are the plotted coordinates exact?
Yes. Every point uses integer coordinates generated from a known rule.