NC.7 SP.7 Review Activity

Orson chooses a card without looking. He replaces it and shuffles the cards. Orson repeats the process a total of 72 times.

How many times should Orson expect to choose a card with the number 6 on it?

• A. 3

• B. 8

• C. 27

• D. 45

Scott spins this spinner 72 times. How many times should Scott expect to get bus?

• 1

• 3

• 12

• 24

Carter randomly chooses a card and replaces it. Carter shuffles the cards and repeats this process 40 times. The outcomes are shown in the table below.

Which statement is true?

• The experimental probability of choosing a number 2 card is greater than the theoretical probability of choosing a number 2 card.

• The experimental probability of choosing a number 2 card is less than the theoretical probability of choosing a number 2 card.

• The experimental probability of choosing a number 3 card is greater than the theoretical probability of choosing a number 3 card.

• The experimental probability of choosing a number 3 card is less than the theoretical probability of choosing a number 3 card.

Kaleb spins the spinner 66 times. The outcomes are shown in the table.

Which statement is true?

• The experimental probability of apple is greater than the theoretical probability of apple.

• The experimental probability of orange is less than the theoretical probability of orange.

• The experimental probability of peach is greater than the theoretical probability of peach.

• The experimental probability of pineapple is less than the theoretical probability of pineapple.

Daniel spins this spinner 120 times.

How many times should Daniel expect the spinner to land on tea?

• 10

• 20

• 30

• 40

Braxton chooses a card without looking. He replaces the card each time. The cards are shuffled then Braxton repeats the process a total of 40 times. How many times should Braxton expect to get a card with the number 2 on it?

• 2

• 4

• 10

• 20

Andrew spins the spinner 18 times. the outcome are shown in the table.

Which statement is true?

• The experimental probability of Tea is greater than the theoretical probability of Tea.

• The experimental probability of Soda is greater than the theoretical probability of Soda.

• The experimental probability of Water is equivalent to the theoretical probability of Water.

• The experimental probability of Coffee is equivalent to the theoretical probability of Coffee.

Fiona spins the spinner 20 times. the outcomes are shown in the table.

Which statement is true?

• The experimental probability of bus is less than the theoretical probability of bus.

• The experimental probability of truck is less than the theoretical probability of truck.

• The experimental probability of bus is greater than the theoretical probability of bus.

• The experimental probability of truck is greater than the theoretical probability of truck.

Brent spins this spinner 45 times. The results are shown in the table.

Which statement is true?

• The experimental probability of bird is less than the theoretical probability of bird.

• The experimental probability of dog is less than the theoretical probability of dog.

• The experimental probability of cat is less than the theoretical probability of cat.

• The experimental probability of fish is less than the theoretical probability of fish.

Kerry chooses a card without looking. She replaces it and shuffles the cards. Kerry repeats the process a total of 136 times.

How many times should Kerry expect to choose a card with the number 2 on it?

• A. 17

• B. 34

• C. 51

• D. 68