Coordinates into the 4th quadrant: Identifying coordinates, translation, rotation and reflection is commonly tested in 11+ and Selective School exams in the UK.
Examples
Example Question 1:
What are the coordinates for shapes 1 and 2?

Answers:
Shape 1: A= (1,3), B = (4,3), C = (4,1), D= (1,1)
Shape 2: A= (-4,-1), B= (-2,-3), C= (-4,-3)
Explanation: The coordinates are always given with the horizontal (x axis line) first, followed by the vertical (y axis line).
Example Question 2:
(a) Reflect the green rectangle across the y axis. What will the new coordinates be?
(b) Rotate the green rectangle 90° clockwise around the point (0,0). What will the new coordinates be?
(c) Translate the green triangle 4 squares down and one square to the right. What will the new coordinates be?

Answers:
(a) A = (-1,4), B = (-3,4), C = (-3,1), D = (-1,1)
(b) A = (4,-1), B = (4,-3), C = (1,-3), D = (1,-1)
(c) A = (2,0), B = (4,0), C = (4,-3), D = (2,-3)
Explanations – see the diagram below

Video Tutorials
Grid and Coordinates
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Transformations
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Plotting Coordinates
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Rotations
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Reflections
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