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7LRIS Honors WS #8 - Yellow Unit 4 Probability Quiz Review

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Question 30

30.

How do you feel you did on this assignment?

4 - I know this VERY well. I could teach it to someone else.

3 - I feel like I know this pretty well. I get almost every question right the first time.

2 - I feel like I am still learning this. I still have some questions and am unsure sometimes.

1 - I don't understand at all. I have LOTS of questions and am not sure what to do most of the time. I NEED TO BE REQUESTED FOR ADVISORY!

Question 1

1.

Determine the likelihood of each event.
Rolling a number greater than zero on a number cube.

Impossible

Unlikey

Equally likely as unlikely (50/50)

Likely

Certain

Question 2

2.

Determine the likelihood of each event.
Draw a heart or diamond from a deck of cards.

Impossible

Unlikey

Equally likely as unlikely (50/50)

Likely

Certain

Question 3

3.

Determine the likelihood of each event.
Roll a 2 five times in a row on a number cube.

Impossible

Unlikey

Equally likely as unlikely (50/50)

Likely

Certain

Question 4

4.

Determine the likelihood of each event.
Roll a number greater than 3 on a number cube.

Impossible

Unlikey

Equally likely as unlikely (50/50)

Likely

Certain

Question 5

5.

Determine the likelihood of each event.
You will find $20 on the sidewalk.

Impossible

Unlikey

Equally likely as unlikely (50/50)

Likely

Certain

Question 6

6.

Determine the likelihood of each event.
Draw a heart, spade, or diamond from a standard deck of cards.

Impossible

Unlikey

Equally likely as unlikely (50/50)

Likely

Certain

Question 7

7.

What's the experimental probability (relative frequency) of hearing a Bruno Mars song next?
Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

Question 8

8.

What's the relative frequency of hearing a Maroon 5 or a Taylor Swift song next?
Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

Question 9

9.

If you run the experiment again, would the frequencies in your table still be the same?

Question 10

10.

Did you make a tree diagram, table or listing on your paper?

Yes

No

Question 11

11.

What is the number of possible outcomes?

Question 12

12.

What is an example of ONE possible outcome?

Question 13

13.

Did you make a tree diagram, table or listing on yur paper?

Yes

No

Question 14

14.

What is the number of possible outcomes?

Question 15

15.

What is an example of ONE possible outcome?

Question 16

16.

What's the probability of getting a chicken salad.
Write your answer as a fraction, decimal, or percent.

Question 17

17.

What is the probability of getting grape?
Write your answer as a fraction.

Question 18

18.

How many sections are purple?

Question 19

19.

How many sections are green?

Question 20

20.

How many sections are orange?

Question 21

21.

How many sections are pink?

Question 22

22.

Which spinner would you choose if you want it to land on blue?

Spinner A

Spinner B

Either

Question 23

23.

Explain your answer from above.

Question 24

24.

Which spinner would you choose if you want to move forward?

Spinner A

Spinner B

Either

Question 25

25.

Explain your answer from above.

Question 26

26.

Which spinner would you choose if you want to move three spaces?

Spinner A

Spinner B

Either

Question 27

27.

Explain your answer from above.

Question 28

28.

Which spinner would you choose if you want to land on a heart?

Spinner A

Spinner B

Either

Question 29

29.

Explain your answer from above.