7.6H STAAR Review

• A. There are fewer than 14 green pieces in all 5 packages.

• B. There are between 15 and 20 green pieces in all 5 packages.

• C. There are at least 25 green pieces but no more than 50 in all 5 packages.

• D. There are more than 50 green pieces in all 5 packages.

• F. 7

• G. 21

• H. 120

• J. 240

• A. The probability of randomly selecting an apple is $\frac{3}{10}$ .

• B. The probability of randomly selecting an apple is greater than the probability of selecting an orange.

• C. The probability of randomly selecting an orange is equal to the probability of selecting an apple.

• D. The probability of selecting an orange is $\frac{3}{5}$ .

• F. The student's favorite flavor is more than twice as likely to be Cookies & Cream than Rocky Road.

• G. Each flavor is equally likely to be the student's favorite.

• H. The student's favorite flavor is more likely to be Strawberry Twist than the other three flavors combined.

• J. The student's favorite flavor is more likely a flavor other than Strawberry Twist.

• A. $\frac{1}{2}$ of the class will have the option of their favorite flavor.

• B. $\frac{2}{5}$ of the class will have the option of their favorite flavor.

• C. 10 students will not have their favorite flavor.

• D. More than half of the students will have their favorite flavor.

• F. It is at least 2 times more likely that the next car sold will be red than white or green.

• G. It is equally likely that the next car sold will be red or gray than any other color.

• H. It is 3 times more likely that the next car sold will be gray than blue.

• J . It is 7 times more likely that the next car sold will be white or green than all other colors combined.

• A. Spinner #2 is twice as likely to land on a "1" than Spinner #1.

• B. Both Spinner #1 and Spinner #2 have equal probabilities of landing on a "2".

• C. Spinner #2 is twice as likely to land on a "2" than Spinner #1.

• D. Both Spinner #1 and Spinner #2 have equal probabilities of landing on a "1".

• F. It has an equal probability to be an odd number.

• G. It is less likely to be an odd number.

• H. It is more likely to be an odd number.

• J. It is more likely to be an even number.

• A. There is a greater probability of selecting a dime from Set A.

• B. There is an equal probability of selecting a dime from either Set A or Set B.

• C. There is a greater probability of selecting a dime from Set B.

• D. She will likely select a dime from both Set A and Set B.