Impossible, Certain, or Possible?
Less likely, more likely, or equally likely?
Theoretical Probability
Experimental Probability
Random
100
Eventually taking out a nut from a bag of Trail Mix
Certain
100
Landing on heads when flipping a coin
Equally likely
100
The odds of rolling a 3 on a six-sided die (fraction)
1/6
100
Find the fraction of rolling a 5 if Ms. Kinch rolls a dice 25 times and lands on it 8 times.
8/25
100
7x5 (no calculator)
35
200
Rolling a 9 on one six-sided die
Impossible
200
Pulling out your name for a draw in a prize when you have 3 submissions out of 100
Unlikely
200
The odds of pulling a grade 4 being asked a question
16/24
200
What is the probability of landing on tails as a fraction if a student flips a coin 30 times and lands on heads 12 times?
18/30
200
What is the probability of our class playing baseball today?
Certain and 100%
300
Choosing a grade 5 student to answer a question
impossible
300
Choosing a Grade 3 to answer a question.
less likely
300
What is the definition of probability?
An educated guess of what will happen based on possible outcomes
300
What is the definition of experimental probability?
The result of an experiment after finding the outcomes after a large amount of times.
300
The colour of Ms. Tugwell's eyes
hazel
400
Landing on an odd number
Even
400
Pulling out an orange marble
Unlikely
400
The theoretical probability of landing on a multiple of 2 (fraction)
4/9
400
What is the probability as a fraction if a student landed on blue 6/20 times? 
6/20
400
The name of Ms. Tugwell's dog
Peanut
500
Landing on a multiple of 3
Certain
500
Not pulling out an orange marble
Likely
500
The probability of landing on a quadrilateral.
3/6 or 1/2
500
What is the probability as a decimal and percent and fraction if a student pulled out a green marble 15/45 times? (Hint: you need to use division to find the percent)
33.33% and 0.33333333333 and 1/3
500
What are Ms. Tugwell's kids' names?
Tucker and Lexi