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Probability Basics Quiz ( Form 2, Mathematics)


Froggy Jumps Probability Basics Quiz ( Form 2, Mathematics)Version en ligne Quick 50-question blast on probability. par YAKILI LMS 1 What is an outcome in probability? a A set of all possible results b The likelihood of an event c A result of a single trial 2 What is an event in probability? a A single outcome only b A random number c A set of outcomes of interest 3 What does probability measure? a The time of an event b The number of trials needed c How likely an event is to happen 4 What is a trial in an experiment? a The sum of outcomes b A single attempt of the experiment c A fixed number of outcomes 5 Which is a simple event? a An outcome like rolling a 4 b The sample space c All possible outcomes 6 What is a compound event? a Two or more outcomes of interest b A single outcome c The total number of trials 7 What is the sample space? a Only the most likely outcome b A subset of outcomes c All possible outcomes of an experiment 8 What does equally likely mean? a Outcomes have different chances b Each outcome has the same chance c Some outcomes are impossible 9 Probability is expressed as? a A number between 0 and 1 b A percentage only c A count of trials 10 What is a fair game? a Probabilities sum to more than 1 b All outcomes have equal probability c Only one outcome is possible 11 What is an experimental probability? a A fixed rule b Theoretical probability c Estimated from observed trials 12 What is a theoretical probability? a Always equal to 1 b Based on random guesses c Calculated from reasoning, not trials 13 If you flip a fair coin, P(heads) = ? a 1 b 0.5 c 0 14 What is the complement of an event A? a Two times A b Not A c A itself 15 What is a joint event? a Two events occurring together b One outcome only c The probability of one event 16 What is a conditional probability? a Probability of A given B only b Probability of B given A c Unrelated to A 17 What is a mutually exclusive event? a They have equal probability b Two events cannot happen together c They always happen together 18 Which practice reduces bias in experiments? a Using one outcome only b Random sampling c Skipping trials 19 What is a random experiment? a A fixed schedule b Experiment with uncertain outcome c A guaranteed result 20 What is the frequency in probability? a How often an outcome occurs b The total trials minus outcomes c The number of outcomes 21 What is an equally likely scenario? a Outcomes have different probabilities b No outcomes possible c All outcomes have same probability 22 What is a probability model? a A mathematical description of outcomes b A physical model only c A list of outcomes without chances 23 What is a single trial's probability called? a Probability of the outcome b Count of trials c Sample space size 24 What is a tally in probability study? a A future prediction b A count of occurrences c The number of outcomes 25 In a dice roll, how many outcomes on a standard die? a Four b Six c Eight 26 If two events cannot happen together, they are? a Independent b Dependent c Mutually exclusive 27 Which is true about sample space size? a It is always 1 b It is never defined c It equals all possible outcomes 28 What is a probability distribution? a A function giving probabilities to outcomes b A list of outcomes only c A fixed number of trials 29 What does independence mean in probability? a One event does not affect another b They share outcomes c Events always influence each other 30 Which is an example of a random variable? a The coin used b The color of a ball c The number of heads in 5 flips 31 What is a biased experiment? a No outcomes exist b Outcomes not equally likely c All outcomes equally likely 32 Which term refers to all possible outcomes of one roll? a Probability b Sample space c Experiment 33 What is a simple random sample? a Random but biased b Every item has equal chance c Some only 34 What is a probability tree used for? a Visualize sequential probabilities b To draw graphs c To measure time 35 What is a fair six-sided die probability of 3? a 1/4 b 1/6 c 1/3 36 What is the outcome space of rolling two dice? a 36 equally likely outcomes b 24 outcomes c 12 outcomes 37 What is a conditional event example? a Probability of drawing Ace given first card is Ace b Probability of Ace overall c Probability of any card 38 Which is true about probability and chance? a They ignore outcomes b They quantify how likely events are c They predict fixed results 39 What is a sample space for flipping a coin twice? a All outcomes infinitely many b All 4 possible outcomes c Only 1 outcome 40 What is a real-world probability example? a Watching TV b Chance of rain given forecasts c Cooking time 41 What does the term 'outcome' refer to? a Trial count b Probability value c Result of a single trial 42 Which is not a probability concept? a Sample space b Complement c Weight of an object 43 What is a priori probability? a Based on guesses b Based on experiments c Based on theoretical reasoning 44 What is a posteriori probability? a Based on observed data b Based on theory alone c Always 1 45 Which tool helps organize probabilities? a Venn diagram b Bar chart c Line graph 46 In probability, what is a trial count? a Number of times the experiment is repeated b Outcome size c Probability value 47 What is a random sample important for? a Only one outcome b Increasing bias c Unbiased representation 48 What does 'P(A or B)' mean? a Probability of A or B happening b Probability of A and B c Probability of neither 49 What is the law of large numbers? a Probabilities become random b Trials become biased c Probabilities stabilize with more trials 50 What is the benefit of learning probability? a Guarantees exact results b Removes uncertainty c Predict outcomes more reliably

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What is an outcome in probability?

What is an event in probability?

What does probability measure?

What is a trial in an experiment?

Which is a simple event?

What is a compound event?

What is the sample space?

What does equally likely mean?

Probability is expressed as?

What is a fair game?

What is an experimental probability?

What is a theoretical probability?

If you flip a fair coin, P(heads) = ?

What is the complement of an event A?

What is a joint event?

What is a conditional probability?

What is a mutually exclusive event?

Which practice reduces bias in experiments?

What is a random experiment?

What is the frequency in probability?

What is an equally likely scenario?

What is a probability model?

What is a single trial's probability called?

What is a tally in probability study?

In a dice roll, how many outcomes on a standard die?

If two events cannot happen together, they are?

Which is true about sample space size?

What is a probability distribution?

What does independence mean in probability?

Which is an example of a random variable?

What is a biased experiment?

Which term refers to all possible outcomes of one roll?

What is a simple random sample?

What is a probability tree used for?

What is a fair six-sided die probability of 3?

What is the outcome space of rolling two dice?

What is a conditional event example?

Which is true about probability and chance?

What is a sample space for flipping a coin twice?

What is a real-world probability example?

What does the term 'outcome' refer to?

Which is not a probability concept?

What is a priori probability?

What is a posteriori probability?

Which tool helps organize probabilities?

In probability, what is a trial count?

What is a random sample important for?

What does 'P(A or B)' mean?

What is the law of large numbers?

What is the benefit of learning probability?