Probability Quiz

How likely is it to spin a vowel on this spinner?

• Impossible

• Unlikely

• As likely as not

• Likely

• Certain

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Samantha makes a maze for her pet gerbil. At one point in the maze, the path splits and the gerbil has an equally likely chance to choose either the left branch or the right branch. Samantha places her gerbil in the maze 10 times in a row and records the number of times the gerbil chooses the left branch.

What is the experimental probability that the gerbil will choose the left branch of

the maze on the next trial?

• 25%

• 50%

• 70%

• 75%

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Samantha makes a maze for her pet gerbil. At one point in the maze, the path splits and the gerbil has an equally likely chance to choose either the left branch or the right branch. Samantha places her gerbil in the maze 10 times in a row and records the number of times the gerbil chooses the left branch.

What is the theoretical probability that the gerbil will choose the left branch of the

maze on the next trial?

• 25%

• 50%

• 70%

• 75%

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A hat contains an unknown number of alphabet tiles labeled X, Y, or Z. Leilani randomly

draws a tile from the hat and then returns it. She does this several times with the results

shown in the table.

Based on these results, what is the experimental probability of drawing the letter X from the hat?

• 15%

• 16%

• 19%

• 30%

• 32%

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A hat contains an unknown number of alphabet tiles labeled X, Y, or Z. Leilani randomly

draws a tile from the hat and then returns it. She does this several times with the results

shown in the table.

Based on these results, predict how many times the letter Z will be drawn in 1,000 trials.

• A. 30

• B. 150

• C. 300

• D. 1,500

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A hat contains an unknown number of alphabet tiles labeled X, Y, or Z. Leilani randomly

draws a tile from the hat and then returns it. She does this several times with the results

shown in the table.

Is it possible to find the theoretical probability of drawing the letter Y?

• Yes

• No

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Choose True or False for each statement about the spinners.

The probability of spinning a triangle is the same

on both spinners.

• True

• False

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Choose True or False for each statement about the spinners.

The probability of spinning a square is greater on

Spinner B than on Spinner A.

• True

• False

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Choose True or False for each statement about the spinners.

The probability of spinning a circle on Spinner B is 1/3

• True

• False

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Choose True or False for each statement about the spinners.

The probability of spinning a circle on Spinner A is 1/3

• True

• False

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