Question: Plot the following points per set in one $(x = -18 \text{ to } 18)(y = 24 \text{ to } -24)$ coordinate plane and connect from the first to last point in the set. Be creative and create a portrait drawing using the formed figure. Design and color the ENTIRE portrait (graph). Use a graphing paper to plot and connect each point on the rectangular coordinate in order and then name the figure. Set 1. 1. A$(-1,-6)$ 2. B$(0,-4)$ 3. C$(0,-2)$ 4. D$(-1,-3)$ 5. E$(-1,-1)$ 6. F$(0,0)$ 7. G$(-2,-2)$ 8. H$(-2,0)$ 9. I$(0.5,3)$ 10. J$(-2,3)$ 11. K$(-3,4)$ 12. L$(-2,6)$ 13. M$(-0.5,6)$ 14. N$(-3,7)$ 15. O$(-4,10)$ 16. P$(0,6)$ 17. Q$(0.5,11.5)$ 18. R$(2,9)$ 19. S$(0.5,6)$ 20. T$(0.5,4.5)$ 21. U$(4,0)$ 22. V$(4,-6)$ Connect V to A. Set 2. 23. W$(4,-3)$ 24. X$(5,-3)$ 25. Y$(5,-4)$ 26. Z$(4,-4)$ Connect Z to W. Set 3. 27. A$(-2,5)$ Make a dot.

1. **Problem Statement:** You are asked to plot three sets of points on a Cartesian plane with $x$ ranging from $-18$ to $18$ and $y$ ranging from $24$ to $-24$. Then connect the points in each set in the given order, forming figures that can be creatively interpreted as a portrait. 2. **Understanding the Task:** - Plot each point with coordinates $(x,y)$ as given. - Connect the points in the order listed for each set. - For Set 1, connect the last point $V(4,-6)$ back to the first point $A(-1,-6)$ to close the figure. - For Set 2, connect the last point $Z(4,-4)$ back to the first point $W(4,-3)$ to close the figure. - For Set 3, simply plot the single point $A(-2,5)$. 3. **Plotting and Connecting Points:** - Use graph paper or a digital graphing tool. - Mark each point precisely. - Draw straight lines connecting points in the order given. 4. **Creative Aspect:** - After plotting and connecting, observe the shapes formed. - Use colors and shading to enhance the portrait effect. 5. **Summary:** - Set 1 forms a complex closed shape connecting 22 points. - Set 2 forms a small closed quadrilateral. - Set 3 is a single point. 6. **Note:** This problem is primarily about plotting and connecting points to create a visual figure. The exact portrait depends on your creativity in coloring and interpretation. **Final answer:** Plot and connect the points as instructed to create the portrait figure. No algebraic calculation is required here.