Challenge
Vocabulary
Experimental vs Theorethical
Chance Experiment
Probability
100

Agree or disagree: Rolling an odd number is more likely than rolling an even number.

What is disagree?

100

One possible result of a chance experiment.

What is an outcome?

100

Uses collected data.

What is experimental probability?

100

Which is a chance experiment?

A. Today's date

B. Rolling a die

C. A triangle has 3 sides

What is rolling a die?

100

Probability of rolling an even number on a fair die.

What is 1/2?

200

A student says P(even)=2/6 when a die is rolled. Agree or disagree?

What is disagree?

200

All possible outcomes.

What is the sample space?

200

Which gives an exact value before an experiment?

What is theoretical probability?

200

Give one example of a chance experiment.

Answers vary.
Examples: flipping a coin, spinning a spinner, drawing a marble, rolling a die.

200

Probability of drawing a red card from a standard deck.

What is 1/2?

300

10 coin flips: 7 heads, 3 tails. Experimental probability of heads.

What is 7/10?

300

Probability found by collecting data.

What is experimental probability?

300

A coin is flipped 20 times and lands heads 11 times. Experimental probability of heads.

What is 11/20?

300

Which situation is NOT a chance experiment?

A. Picking a card

B. Tossing a coin

C. The sun rises tomorrow

D. Rolling a die

What is the sun rises tomorrow?

300

Probability of rolling a number greater than 4.

What is 2/6 or 1/3?

400

Create an event with probability 1/2 when rolling a die.

Examples: even number, odd number, less than 4.

400

Probability calculated before an experiment using math.

What is theoretical probability?

400

Why do larger numbers of trials usually give better estimates?

What is they tend to get closer to the theoretical probability?

400

Why is rolling a die considered a chance experiment?

Because the outcome cannot be predicted with certainty before it happens.

400

Probability of rolling a prime number on a die.

What is 3/6 or 1/2?

500

Explain why experiments do not always match theoretical probability.

What is random variation / chance?

500

A model used to imitate a chance experiment.

What is a simulation?

500

A fair die is rolled 60 times and a 6 appears 8 times. Experimental probability of a 6.

What is 8/60 or 2/15?

500

A student says,

"Every experiment is a chance experiment."

Agree or disagree?

Explain.

Disagree.
A chance experiment must have uncertain outcomes.

500

A bag has 3 blue, 5 red, and 2 green marbles. Probability of red.

What is 5/10 or 1/2?

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