SUMMATIVE TEST # 3 Q4

How many possible outcomes are there when you spin the spinner shown below?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

In tossing a coin, a head shows up. What do we call the tossing of the coin?

• sample space

• event

• outcome

• experiment

What do you call the set of all possible results of an experiment?

• probability

• event

• outcome

• sample space

What do you call each individual outcome of an experiment?

• event

• experiment

• sample Space

• sample point

What do you call the result/s of an experiment?

• event

• outcomes

• sample Space

• experiment

The Supreme Secondary Learner Government president conducted a survey whether they want to have a referendum. The survey form consisted of two possible answers: yes or no. What is the outcome in this situation?

• holding the referendum

• voting for a no

• voting for a yes

• voting for a yes or a no

What is an activity with an observable result/s?

• event

• outcomes

• experiment

• sample space

What is the subset of a sample space?

• outcome

• event

• sample space

• experiment

Your cousin wanted to buy a lottery ticket worth one thousand pesos because he wants to try his luck and according to his horoscope that he is so lucky that day. But for you, it is very expensive. Will you support your cousin in buying a lottery ticket?

• No, because I do not like it.

• Yes because that is what he wants.

• Yes, because according to his horoscope he is so lucky that day.

• No, because the chance of winning is very low, and he will be wasting his money and time.

In tossing a coin and a die once, which of the following can be an outcome?

• (5,1)

• (T, H)

• (H, 5)

• (H, T)