Lesson 2 Chance Experiment
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Mathematics
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7th Grade
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Anne HilburnAcademy
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Lesson 2 Chance Experiment
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Lesson Goal
I can describe the likelihood of events using the words impossible, unlikely, equally likely as not, likely, or certain.
I can tell which event is more likely when the chances of different events are expressed as fractions, decimals, or percentages.
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Multiple Choice
Which is more likely to happen?
When reaching into a dark closet and pulling out one shoe from a pile of 20 pairs of shoes, you pull out a left shoe.
When listening to a playlist—which has 5 songs on it—in shuffle mode, the first song on the playlist plays first.
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Multiple Choice
You will win grand prize in a raffle if you purchased 2 out of the 100 tickets.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Choice
You will wait less than 10 minutes before ordering at a fast food restaurant.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Choice
You will get an even number when you roll a standard number cube.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Select
A four-year-old child is over 6 feet tall.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Select
No one in your class will be late to class next week.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Select
The next baby born at a hospital will be a boy.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Select
It will snow at our school on July 1.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Select
The sun will set today before 11:00 p.m.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Select
Spinning this spinner will result in green.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Select
Spinning this spinner will result in yellow.
impossiable
unlikely
equally likely as not
likely
certain
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Multiple Choice
Which is the least likely event to occur?
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Multiple Choice
Which is the 2nd least likely event to occur?
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Multiple Choice
Which is the 3rd least likely event to occur?
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Multiple Choice
Which is the most likely event to occur?
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