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- 1. Multiple Choice
2 events in which either one or the other must happen, the sum is 1 or 100%
Random
Complementary Events
Theoretical Probability
Experimental Probability
- 2. Multiple Choice
The set of all possible outcomes of a probability experiment
Probability
Equally Likely
Simple Event
Sample Space
- 3. Multiple Choice
A reasonable mathematical guess that something is about to happen
Probability
Compound Event
Prediction
Sample Space
- 4. Multiple Choice
Probability based on what should happen when conducting a probability experiment
Theoretical Probability
Random
Compound Event
Experimental Probobility
- 5. Multiple Choice
Predictions that deal with numerical data
Complementary Event
Quantitative
Compound Event
Qualitative
- 6. Multiple Choice
Predictions that deal with descriptions,
ex: less likely
Quantitative
Random
Qualitative
Prediction
- 7. Multiple Choice
outcome of collection
Sample Space
Theoretical Probability
Experimental Probability
Simple Event
- 8. Multiple Choice
The chance that some event will occur
Probability
Sample Space
Prediction
Random
- 9. Multiple Choice
Outcomes that have the same
probability of occurring
Prediction
Probability
Equally Likely
Sample Space
- 10. Multiple Choice
Probability based on the outcomes during
an experiment
Theoretical Probability
Sample Space
Experimental Probability
Random
- 11. Multiple Choice
Which is an example of qualitative?
There is a 25% chance of raining.
The students are more likely to pick red than blue.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which is an example of quantitative?
There is a 50% chance it will snow.
The students are less likely to like reading than math.
- 13. Multiple Choice
Which is an example of theoretical probability?
The probability of rolling a 4 on a die is 1/6.
I flipped a coin and it landed on tails 2/10 times.
- 14. Multiple Choice
Which is an example of experimental probability?
The spinner landed on three 7 out of 10 times (7/10)
The probability of landing on tails is 1/2.
- 15. Multiple Choice
Which is an example of sample space?
The students were picked at random.
A coin has 2 sides (heads and tails)
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