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M8Q8W9 Assessment

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following refers to experimental probability?

a)

Chance of an event to happen.

b)

Chance of an event that must happen.

c)

Chance of an event not to happen.

d)

Chance of an event based on what happened.

2.

Two dice are rolled 100 times and the sum 4 showed up 7 times. If the probability that the sum 4 occurred 7 times is 7/100, what probability is

illustrated?

a)

Expected Probability

b)

Subjective Probability

c)

Experimental Probability

d)

Theoretical Probability

3.

Which of the following illustrates theoretical probability?

a)

The probability of drawing a face card from a standard deck of cards is 3/13.

b)

Sally and Tony played rock-paper-scissor 30 times, If Sally lost 14 times,

then probability that Tony won the game is 16/30 = 8/15 = 53.3%.

c)

A spinner with 5 congruent sectors colored yellow, red, blue, green and white is rotated 100 times. If the arrow landed on green 20 times, then the probability of getting a color green is 20/10A spinner with 5 congruent sectors colored yellow, red, blue, green and white is rotated 100 times. If the arrow landed on green 20 times, then the probability of getting a color green is 20/100 = 1/5 = 20%.A spinner with 5 congruent sectors colored yellow, red, blue, green and white is rotated 100 times. If the arrow landed on green 20 times, then the probability of getting a color green is 20/100 = 1/5 = 20%.

d)

A 6-sided die is rolled 10 times, The results are: a 1 showed up 3 times, a 2 showed up 2 times, a 4 showed up 3 times, and a 6 showed up 2 times. The probability of a 4 showing is 3/10.

4.

How many trials were done?

a)

6

b)

8

c)

10

d)

12

5.

Which colors in the experiment appeared at least twice?

a)

Red and Orange

b)

Blue and Violet

c)

Blue and Green

d)

Black and Gray

6.

Did the arrow ever land on the orange sector?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Yes, once

d)

Yes, twice

7.

What is the probability that the arrow landed on the black sector?

a)

0

b)

1/10

c)

1/8

d)

1

8.

What is the experimental probability that the arrow landed on the violet sector?

a)

1/10

b)

1/8

c)

3/10

d)

3/8

9.

How many pieces of vanilla-flavored cake were sold?

a)

15

b)

16

c)

29

d)

30

10.

Which of the following cake flavors has the greatest number of sales?

a)

Chocolate

b)

Mango

c)

Ube

d)

Vanilla

11.

What is the probability that a customer buying a single flavor of cake did not buy an ube-flavored cake?

a)

1/3

b)

1/6

c)

3/4

d)

5/6

12.

What is the probability that a customer bought a chocolate flavored cake?

a)

1/39

b)

13/30

c)

39/60

d)

5/6

13.

Which of the following is true between the probabilities of the outcomes with 100 trials and 1,000 trials?

a)

The experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials is lower than the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

b)

The experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials is higher than the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

c)

There is no difference between experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials and the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

d)

The experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials is equal with the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

14.

Which of the following is true between the probabilities of the outcomes with 1,000 trials and 10,000 trials?

a)

The experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials is lower than the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

b)

The experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials is higher than the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

c)

There is no difference between experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials and the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

d)

The experimental probability of getting a head in 100 trials is equal with the experimental probability of getting a head in 1,000 trials.

15.

How does an increase in the number of trials in an experiment affect the experimental probability of an event?

a)

The experimental probability tends to get closer to the theoretical probability of the event.

b)

The experimental probability tends to get farther to the theoretical probability of the event.

c)

The experimental probability and the theoretical probability of the event become equal.

d)

The experimental probability does not have definite relationship to the theoretical probability.