Finding Intercepts: Simple Steps to Refresh Your Memory

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Not exactly sure how to do this? It is so simple but I forgot how to...
 

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For the first one, we are told the $x$-intercept is at $-1$, this means the point $(-1,0)$ is on the line. Likewise, we are told the $y$-intercept is at $2$, this means the point $(0,2)$ is on the line. Plot those two points, then draw the line that contains those two points.

Can you proceed with the second problem?
 

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