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100

The probability of drawing any card from a deck of cards.

What is 1/52?

100

Balls are placed in a bucket. The balls are numbered from 1 to 25. One ball is randomly selected from the bucket. The probability that ball # 22 is selected is...

What is 1/25?

100

The letters of the word probability are placed in a bag. The probability of picking a b is...

What is 2/11?

100

You have 1 die, you roll a 4. The probability for rolling a 4 is...

What is 1/6?

100

A spinner is divided into 4 equal parts: red, blue, green, and yellow.
What is the probability of landing on blue?

What is 1 out of 4 (or 1/4)?

200

The probability of drawing a three of diamonds from a deck of cards.

What is 1/52?

200

9 blue, 3 red, 4 white marbles are in a bucket. The probability of pulling out a green marble is...

What is impossible?

200

The letters of the word probability are placed in a bag. The probability of picking an i is...

What is 2/11?

200

You have 1 die, you roll an odd number. The probability for rolling an odd number is...

What is 1/2?

200

A spinner has 3 red spaces, 2 blue, and 1 green.
What is the probability of landing on a red space?

What is 3 out of 6 (or 1/2)?

300

The probability of drawing a club from a deck of cards.

What is 13/52?

300

The letters CBCARES are placed in a bucket. The probability of pulling out the letter E is...

What is 1/7?

300

Daily Double: This question is worth twice the amount of points!

The following words are placed in a bag: Mountain, Whisper, Basket, Thunder, Dream, Laugh, Lantern, Journey, River, Pencil . The probability of picking a noun is...


What is 8/10?

300

You have 2 dice, you roll a 9 with a 5 and a 4. The probability for rolling a 9 like that is...

What is 2/36?

300

A spinner has 5 equal sections: pink, purple, orange, pink, and yellow.
What is the probability of not landing on pink?

What is 3 out of 5?

400

What is the probability of drawing a card that is a number between 2 and 10 (not a face card or ace)?


What is 28 out of 52 (9 cards per suit × 4 suits = 36)
(Or simplified: What is 7 out of 13?)

400

6 blue, 7 green, 9 brown, and 15 yellow M&Ms are placed in a bucket. The probability of pulling out a yellow M&M is

What is 15/37?

400

The letters of the word probability are placed in a bag. The probability of picking a vowel is...

What is 4/11?

400

You have 2 die, you roll a 7. The probability for rolling a 7 is...

Compared to the probability of spinning a 7 on a spinner with 11 equal parts numbered 2 through 12 which probability is higher?

What is 1/11 and 1/6 ?

400

A spinner has 8 equal parts: 4 are green, 2 are blue, and 2 are red.
Is it  certain, more likely, less likely, equally likely or impossible to land on green compared to red?


What is more likely?

500

You draw a card from a shuffled deck 12 times, replacing the card each time. You got 4 hearts.
What was the experimental probability of drawing a heart? How does this compare to the theoretical probability?

What is experimental: 4/12 ; theoretical: 3/12. The experimental probability was higher than expected.

500

You pulled from a mystery bucket 20 times. You got: 8 red, 6 green, 6 yellow
You don’t know how many of each are in the bucket but you know there is only red, green and yellow.
What might you guess the theoretical probability of pulling a red object is?Or guess how many of each colour there actually is in the bag?
Explain your reasoning using experimental probability.

What is 8/20 for red, 6/20 for green, 6/20 for yellow, or any answer that shows there being more red and an equal amount of green and yellow.

500

You do 30 pulls from a mystery bucket, with replacement. You record the following results:12 blue, 9 red, and 6 green marbles.

You don’t know how many of each colour are actually in the bucket.
What would you estimate the theoretical probability of pulling a blue marble is as a fraction/percentage?

What is 12/27 and 0.44, so we estimate the theoretical probability based on the experiment data. 

The assumption is that, over many trials, the experimental results begin to reflect the actual (theoretical) objects in the bucket. Your answer must show blue as theoretically the most likely to happen. 

500

You have 2 die, you roll both dice. The probability for one of the dice showing 1 is...making sure the answer  contains its simpliest form.

What is 11/36?

500

You spin a spinner with 4 equal colours (red, blue, green, yellow) two times.
What is the probability of landing on red both times?


What is 1/4 × 1/4 = 1/16?