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Determine if events are unlikely, likely, or equal.

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Event Likelihood QuizOnline version Determine if events are unlikely, likely, or equal. by areeya mae factores 1 If a fair coin is flipped, is getting heads more likely, less likely, or equally likely as tails? a Equally likely b Unlikely c Likely 2 Rolling a standard six-sided die, is rolling a 6 more likely, less likely, or equally likely as rolling a 1? a Unlikely b Equally likely c Likely 3 In a parking lot with 90% red and 10% blue cars, is finding a blue car likely, unlikely, or equally likely to find blue car on a random spot? a Unlikely b Equally likely c Likely 4 If you draw one card from a standard deck, is drawing an Ace more likely, less likely, or equally likely as drawing a King? a Equally likely b Likely c Unlikely 5 In a lottery where 1 in 1000 tickets wins, is winning you next ticket likely, unlikely, or equally likely as not winning? a Likely b Equally likely c Unlikely 6 Tossing two fair coins, is getting exactly two heads more likely, less likely, or equally likely as getting exactly one head? a Unlikely b Equally likely c Likely 7 Choosing a random day of the year, is a weekday more likely, less likely, or equally likely than a weekend day? a Equally likely b Unlikely c Likely 8 If you have a bag with 0% green balls, is drawing a green ball likely, unlikely, or equally likely? a Equally likely b Unlikely c Likely 9 A fair dice shows any number 1-6 equally likely; is rolling a 4 more likely, less likely, or equally likely as rolling a 3? a Unlikely b Likely c Equally likely 10 If there are 3 red and 1 blue marble, is drawing blue more likely, less likely, or equally likely as red? a Likely b Equally likely c Unlikely

Event Likelihood QuizOnline version

Determine if events are unlikely, likely, or equal.

by areeya mae factores

If a fair coin is flipped, is getting heads more likely, less likely, or equally likely as tails?

Equally likely

Unlikely

Likely

Rolling a standard six-sided die, is rolling a 6 more likely, less likely, or equally likely as rolling a 1?

Unlikely

Equally likely

Likely

In a parking lot with 90% red and 10% blue cars, is finding a blue car likely, unlikely, or equally likely to find blue car on a random spot?

Unlikely

Equally likely

Likely

If you draw one card from a standard deck, is drawing an Ace more likely, less likely, or equally likely as drawing a King?

Equally likely

Likely

Unlikely

In a lottery where 1 in 1000 tickets wins, is winning you next ticket likely, unlikely, or equally likely as not winning?

Likely

Equally likely

Unlikely

Tossing two fair coins, is getting exactly two heads more likely, less likely, or equally likely as getting exactly one head?

Unlikely

Equally likely

Likely

Choosing a random day of the year, is a weekday more likely, less likely, or equally likely than a weekend day?

Equally likely

Unlikely

Likely

If you have a bag with 0% green balls, is drawing a green ball likely, unlikely, or equally likely?

Equally likely

Unlikely

Likely

A fair dice shows any number 1-6 equally likely; is rolling a 4 more likely, less likely, or equally likely as rolling a 3?

Unlikely

Likely

Equally likely

If there are 3 red and 1 blue marble, is drawing blue more likely, less likely, or equally likely as red?

Likely

Equally likely

Unlikely

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Event Likelihood QuizOnline version

by areeya mae factores

If a fair coin is flipped, is getting heads more likely, less likely, or equally likely as tails?

Rolling a standard six-sided die, is rolling a 6 more likely, less likely, or equally likely as rolling a 1?

In a parking lot with 90% red and 10% blue cars, is finding a blue car likely, unlikely, or equally likely to find blue car on a random spot?

If you draw one card from a standard deck, is drawing an Ace more likely, less likely, or equally likely as drawing a King?

In a lottery where 1 in 1000 tickets wins, is winning you next ticket likely, unlikely, or equally likely as not winning?

Tossing two fair coins, is getting exactly two heads more likely, less likely, or equally likely as getting exactly one head?

Choosing a random day of the year, is a weekday more likely, less likely, or equally likely than a weekend day?

If you have a bag with 0% green balls, is drawing a green ball likely, unlikely, or equally likely?

A fair dice shows any number 1-6 equally likely; is rolling a 4 more likely, less likely, or equally likely as rolling a 3?

If there are 3 red and 1 blue marble, is drawing blue more likely, less likely, or equally likely as red?

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