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- Q1Which value does not represent the probability of an event?0.52.01.00.030sNC.7.SP.5
- Q2Janina put cards with the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 on them in a bag. Janina picks 2 cards out of the bag at the same time without looking. Which BEST describes the probability that the sum of the two cards will be 10?CertainLikelyUnlikelyImpossible300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q3Connor has single-serving bags of potato chips. There are 4 bags of cheddar potato chips, 6 bags of plain potato chips, 2 bags of baked potato chips, and 4 bags of nacho cheese potato chips. Without looking, Connor pulls out a bag. What is the likelihood that Connor pulls out a bag of cheddar potato chips?LikelyEqually LikelyCertainUnlikely300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q4There are red, blue, and yellow pencils in a cup. *Micah randomly selects a pencil. *There are 5 red, 4 blue and 11 yellow pencils. What is the probability Micah randomly selects a yellow pencil?1/411/209/201/5300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q5Wayne spins the spinner one time. What is the likelihood that the spinner will land on a number divisible by 3?UnlikelyLikelyImpossibleCertain300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q6Tim will spin the spinner once. On which color is the spinner most likely to stop?BlueGreenOrangeRed300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q7In a container, Samantha has different colored gum: 2 white, 5 green, 6 blue, and 7 orange. If Samantha randomly selects a piece of gum, what is the probability she will select blue?3/71/41/103/10300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q8If your teacher asked you to give an example of an event that was most likely to have a probability of 1 (100%) from the list below, which would be the BEST choice?You will get a number greater than 7 when rolling a number cube.You will always get an even number when rolling a number cube.You will get a number less than 7 when rolling a number cube.You will always get an odd number when rolling a number cube.300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q9Look at the two six-sided number cubes. Each side is labeled 1–6. How does the probability of rolling a 5 on the smaller cube compare to the probability of rolling a 5 on the larger cube?More LikelyLess LikelySameNot Measurable300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q10How likely is it for the arrow on this spinner to land on a vowel rather than a consonant?CertainEqually LikelyUnlikelyLikely300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q11Sally has a deck of cards. There are 26 red cards and 26 black cards. What is the probability Sally will randomly select a red card?1/21/131/426300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q12If the spinner is fair and lands on 5 for three turns in a row, which of the following statements is true?On the next turn the spinner is equally likely to land on 5 as on any other number.On the next turn the spinner is more likely to land on 5 than on any other number.On the next turn the spinner is guaranteed to land on 5.On the next turn the spinner is less likely to land on 5 than on any other number.300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q13There are 30 gumballs in a gumball machine. 8 are green, 10 are red, 4 are yellow and 8 are blue. If you put a quarter in and get a gumball, what is the probability of it being a blue gumball?1/34/152/151/2300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q14What is the probability of rolling an even number on a fair 6-sided die?1/22/31/65/6300sNC.7.SP.5
- Q15Knowing that there are 26 letters in the alphabet, what is the probability of picking a letter from the word "CHOCOLATE"?9/261/267/261/2300sNC.7.SP.5
