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Title: Probability Jeopardy


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Probability Jeopardy
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Spinners
Dice Marbles Coins
Ratios, Decimals, Percents
Probability Terms
Probability Situations
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1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
5
5
5
5
5
10
10
10
10
10
20
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20
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What is the probability of landing on a number
under five?Certain, possible, or impossible?
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2
4
3
4
CertainAll numbers are under five.
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What is the probability of landing on an even
number?
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36or three out of six
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Which spinner would you want to use if you wanted
to spin a 3?
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This one has more of a chance of landing on a 3.
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What shapes are least likely to land on?
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Yellow Pentagon andOrange Trapezoid
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Which spinner would you use if you wanted it to
be equally like to spin white and blue?
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Spinner 2
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If I roll two dice that are numbered from 1 6,
then what is the highest possible amount I could
roll?
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12
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What are the chances of drawing a blue marble
from the bag?
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27
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What type of marble has a three out of ten chance
of being drawn from the bag?
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White
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If I flipped a coin, what are the chances of
landing on heads?
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12orone out of two
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I am rolling two dice and adding their totals
together. One dice lands on a four. Is it
certain, possible, or impossible to roll an
amount higher than nine?
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PossibleIf I roll a six with the second dice,
then I would have a total higher than nine.
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If all the marbles are out of the bag, what
percent of the marbles are orange?
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25
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Use the tree diagram to solve. If you flip a
coin 3 times, what is the probability of getting
all heads as a ratio, decimal, and percent?
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1/8.125 is about .1313
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If you roll 2 dice, what is the probability of
getting a sum of 2, 3, or 4 as a ratio, decimal,
and percent?
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6/36 1/6.166666 about .1717
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What is the probability of not rolling a 3 as a
ratio, decimal, and percent?
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2/8 1/4.2525
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What is the probability the block chosen is a
number as a ratio, decimal, and percent?
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6/9 2/3.666666 .6767
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Probability is how likely it is that something
will happen. What the probability vocabulary we
learned this week that describes the probability
of something happening?
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certain possible impossiblelikely
unlikely
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Which term means that there is more of a chance
of something happening than not happening?
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Likely
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This term means that something could never happen.
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impossible
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Name two probability terms that mean the opposite.
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certain impossible
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Compare the two terms likely and unlikely. How
are they alike and different?
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They both describe the term possible. Likely
means that there is more of a chance of something
happening than not happening. Unlikely means
there is more of a chance of something not
happening than happening.
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What are the chances that you can skip fourth
grade next year and go to fifth instead?
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impossible
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What are the chances that no one will be absent
today?
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likely
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Lawrence is the captain of his track team. The
team is deciding on a color and all eight members
wrote their choice down on equal size cards. If
Lawrence picks one card at random, what is the
probability that he will pick blue?
blue
blue
green
black
yellow
blue
black
red
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3 out of 8 chanceor38
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If you have to land on an even number to get a
point. Then how many different results would
give you a point?
50
There are four different ways to get a point.
You could land on a 2, 4, 6, or 8 to get a point.
51
When a meteorologist states that the chance of
rain is 50, the meteorologist is saying that it
is equally likely to rain or not to rain. If
the chance of rain rises to 80, what is the
probability of it raining?
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likely
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