Name _______________________________________ Date __________________ Class __________________
Probability
Multiple Choice Test A
Choose the best answer.
1. Lucy places five cards that are
labeled 1 to 6 face down on the table
and mixes them up. What is the
likelihood that her friend Harry will
draw an even numbered card?
A impossible
B unlikely
C as likely as not
D certain
2. The results of a survey show that
baseball is the favorite sport for
18 out of 25 people. Which percent is
closest to the probability that a
person’s favorite sport will NOT
be baseball?
A 7%
B 28%
3. On the last math test in Decker’s
class, 21 out of 25 students scored
an 80 or higher. Which percent is
closest to the experimental
probability that a student selected at
random will score an 80 or higher on
the next test?
A 4%
B 84%
4. During his first 20 picks from a bag of
marbles, Kai chose 8 yellow marbles,
3 green marbles, and 9 blue marbles.
Each time he replaces the marble
before selecting another. Which
percent is closest to the experimental
probability that Kai will choose a
green marble on his next pick?
A 3%
C 45%
B 15%
D 85%
5. Jill rolls a number cube and spins a
spinner with two equal sectors. How
many outcomes are possible?
A 2
C 8
B 6
D 12
6. Jose’s sandwich shop offers a lunch
special on sandwiches on whole
grain, black, and rye breads. You can
also choose between chicken cutlet,
and tuna salad. How many different
sandwiches can you make for the
lunch special?
A 5
B 6
7. Two number cubes are rolled and the
results are added. What is the
probability that the sum is equal to 2?
A
1
36
B
1
18
8. Daniel made 6 out of 15 free throw
shots. About how many out of the
next 10 free throw shots would you
expect him to make?
A 2
C 4
B 3
D 5
9. Rolph spins a spinner that is split into
6 equal sectors. The sectors are
labeled 3, 1, 3, 2, 3, 1. What is the
probability that the spinner will land
on the number 1?
A
1
12
C
1
3
B
1
6
D
1
2
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Probability
Multiple Choice Test A, continued
10. A bag contains 4 red marbles and
1 yellow marble. What is the
probability of drawing a red marble,
then replacing that marble, then
drawing a red marble again on the
second pick?
A
8
25
C
1
5
B
16
25
D
3
5
11. A bag contains 3 blue marbles and
2 green marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a blue marble
followed by a green marble, without
replacing the first marble before
drawing the second marble?
A
1
5
B
3
10
12. Lewis rolls a number cube and then
chooses a card from a set of cards
numbered 1 through 5. What is the
probability that he will roll an even
number and choose an even
numbered card?
1
A
5
3
B
5
13. Ruth packs 2 muffins into a gift box.
She has 3 flavors of muffins to choose
from: lemon, apple, and blueberry.
How many combinations
of two different muffins can she pack
into the box?
A 2
C 5
B 3
D 6
14. Valentina has 4 colors of fabrics to
choose from: red, green, blue,
yellow. She is making 2-color striped
shirts. How many possible
combinations of 2 different colors can
she choose?
A 6
C 12
B 8
D 24
15. A juice store allows you to make your
own juice using a combination of any
3 fruits. The available fruits are
strawberries, raspberries, bananas,
apples, and oranges. How many
combination juices with 3 different
fruits could you make?
A 9
C 60
B 10
D 120
16. How many different ways can
4 paintings be arranged in a row?
A 12
B 24
17. How many different ways can 6
people stand in line for movie tickets?
A 120
B 720
18. Deanna, Erin, and Fatima line up in
random order for the cafeteria line.
What is the probability that they line
up from front to back in alphabetical
order?
2
1
F
H
3
6
G
1
3
J
1
9
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Probability
Multiple Choice Test B
Choose the best answer.
1. Jared places five cards that are
labeled 1 to 5 face down on the table
and mixes them up. What is the
likelihood that his friend Logan will
draw an even-numbered card?
A impossible
B unlikely
C as likely as not
D certain
2. The results of a survey show that
soccer is the favorite sport for 32 out
of 50 people. Which percent is
closest to the probability that a
person’s favorite sport will NOT
be soccer?
F 18%
H 36%
G 32%
J 64%
3. On the last math test in Decker’s
class, 17 out of 25 students scored
an 80 or higher. Which percent is
closest to the experimental
probability that a student selected at
random will score an 80 or higher on
the next test?
A 32%
C 68%
B 34%
D 80%
4. During his first 20 picks from a bag
of marbles, Aren chose 5 yellow
marbles, 8 green marbles, and 7 blue
marbles. Each time he replaces
the marble before selecting another.
Which percent is closest to the
experimental probability that Aren will
choose a green marble on his next
pick?
F 25%
H 40%
G 35%
J 60%
5. Sade rolls a number cube and spins
a spinner with three equal sections.
How many outcomes are possible?
A 3
C 9
B 6
D 18
6. Amin’s sandwich shop offers a lunch
special on sandwiches on white,
black, and whole wheat breads. You
can also choose between roast beef,
roasted vegetables, and chicken.
How many different sandwiches can
you make for the lunch special?
F 1
H 6
G 3
J 9
7. Two number cubes are rolled and the
results are added. What is the
probability that the sum is
equal to 8?
A
1
36
C
5
36
B
1
12
D
1
6
8. Drake made 14 out of 20 free throw
shots. About how many out of the
next 30 free throw shots would you
expect him to make?
F 20
H 22
G 21
J 25
9. Sovann spins a spinner that is split
into 10 equal sectors. The sectors are
labeled 3, 1, 2, 3, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 3. What
is the probability that the spinner will
land on the number 1?
A
1
10
C
3
10
B
1
5
D
1
2
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Probability
Multiple Choice Test B, continued
10. A bag contains 3 red marbles and
2 yellow marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a red marble,
then drawing a red marble again
after replacing the first marble?
F
6
25
3
G
10
H
9
25
3
J
5
11. A bag contains 4 blue marbles and
1 green marble. What is the
probability of drawing a blue marble
followed by a green marble, without
replacing the first marble before
drawing the second marble?
A
4
25
1
B
5
C
1
4
4
D
5
12. Channari rolls a number cube and
then chooses a card from a set of
cards numbered 1 through 5. What is
the probability that he will roll an
even number and choose an
odd-numbered card?
F
1
5
H
3
5
G
3
10
J
1
2
13. Margaret packs 3 jars of soup into a
gift box. She has 5 flavors of soup to
choose from: lentil, split pea, black
bean, tomato, and chicken noodle.
How many combinations of three
different soups can she pack into the
box?
A 3
C 10
B 5
D 120
14. Cassandra wants to make a vegetable
soup. She has 6 vegetables to
choose from: carrots, peas, parsnip,
celery, onion, and parsley. She wants
a soup with 2 vegetables. How many
possible combinations of 2 different
vegetables can she choose?
F 12
H 30
G 15
J 36
15. A juice store allows you to make your
own juice using a combination of any
3 fruits. The available fruits are
strawberries, bananas, apples,
raspberries, oranges, and grapefruit.
How many combination juices with
3 different fruits could you make?
A 6
C 40
B 20
D 120
16. How many different ways can 6
paintings be arranged in a row?
F 30
H 120
G 36
J 720
17. In how many different orders can 8
people stand in line for movie tickets?
A 8
C 64
B 36
D 40,320
18. A pizza parlor offers five different
pizza toppings: mushrooms, sausage,
pepperoni, ham, and pineapple. What
is the probability that a random order
for a two-topping pizza will be ham
and pineapple?
1
1
F
H
15
5
G
1
10
J
2
5
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Probability
Multiple Choice Test C
Choose the best answer.
1. Nate places five cards that are
labeled 1 to 9 face down on the table
and mixes them up. What is the
likelihood that his friend Penny will
draw an even numbered card?
A impossible
B unlikely
C as likely as not
D certain
2. The results of a survey show that
track is the favorite sport for 11 out of
20 people. Which percent is closest
to the probability that a person’s
favorite sport will NOT be track?
F 9%
H 45%
G 44%
J 55%
3. On the last math test in Gin’s class,
13 out of 25 students scored a 70 or
higher. Which percent is closest to
the experimental probability that a
student selected at random will score
an 70 or higher on the next test?
A 13%
C 48%
B 23%
D 52%
4. During her first 25 picks from a bag
of marbles, Anna chose 9 yellow
marbles, 12 green marbles, and
4 blue marbles. Each time she
replaces the marble before selecting
another. Which percent is closest to
the experimental probability that she
will choose a yellow marble next?
F 12%
H 36%
G 25%
J 48%
5. Christopher rolls a number cube and
spins a spinner with eight equal
sections. How many outcomes are
possible?
A 8
C 24
B 14
D 48
6. Tracey’s sandwich shop offers a
lunch special on sandwiches on
white, oatmeal, rye, 7-grain and
whole wheat breads. You can also
choose between roast beef, roasted
vegetables, tuna salad, and chicken.
How many different sandwiches can
you make for the lunch special?
F 1
H 9
G 5
J 20
7. Two number cubes are rolled and the
results are added. What is the
probability that the sum is equal to 11?
A
1
36
C
1
12
B
1
18
D
1
6
8. Danielle made 13 out of 18 free
throw shots. About how many out of
the next 7 free throw shots would
you expect her to make?
F 4
H 6
G 5
J 7
9. Barbara spins a spinner that is split
into 12 equal sectors. The sectors are
labeled 3, 1, 2, 3, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 1.
What is the probability that the
spinner will land on the number 1?
A
1
12
C
1
3
B
1
4
D
1
2
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Probability
Multiple Choice Test C, continued
10. A bag contains 5 red marbles and
3 yellow marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a red marble,
then replacing that marble, then
drawing a red marble again on the
second pick?
F
9
64
H
25
64
G
15
64
J
5
8
11. A bag contains 9 blue marbles and
1 green marble. What is the
probability of drawing a blue marble
followed by a green marble, without
replacing the first marble before
drawing the second marble?
A
B
1
10
C
1
9
D
1
5
9
10
12. Christy rolls a number cube and then
chooses a card from a set numbered
1 through 9. What is the probability
that she will roll an even number and
choose an odd card?
F
7
15
1
G
2
H
5
18
5
J
9
13. Rachael packs 2 tubes of paint into a
gift box. She has 6 colors of paint to
choose from: red, blue, yellow, and
green, black, and white. How many
combinations of two different paints
can she pack into the box?
A 15
C 120
B 24
D 720
14. Terri is making a salad. She has
5 vegetables to choose from: broccoli,
carrots, cucumbers, cauliflower, and
radishes. She wants a salad with
3 vegetables. How many possible
combinations of 3 different
vegetables can she choose?
F 10
H 60
G 20
J 125
15. A juice store allows you to make your
own juice using a combination of any
4 fruits. The available fruits are
blueberries, strawberries, bananas,
apples, raspberries, oranges, and
grapefruit. How many combination
juices with 4 different fruits could you
make?
A 35
C 720
B 210
D 5,040
16. How many different ways can
9 paintings be arranged in a row?
F 5,040
H 362,880
G 40,320
J 3,628,800
17. In how many different orders can
7 people stand in line for movie
tickets?
A 720
C 40,320
B 5,040
D 352,880
18. Mario rolls two number cubes. What is
the probability that the sum of the two
numbers will be 3?
F
1
2
H
1
12
G
1
6
J
1
18
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Probability
Free Response Test A
1. Joseph places three cards that are
labeled 1 to 3 face down on the table
and mixes them up. Is the likelihood
that his friend Drew will draw an even
numbered card impossible, likely,
unlikely, or equally likely?
_______________________________________
2. The results of a survey show that
basketball is the favorite sport for
15 out of 50 people. What is the
probability that a person’s favorite
sport will NOT be basketball? Write
the probability as a percent.
_______________________________________
3. On the last math test in Gregory’s
class, 10 out of 25 students scored an
90 or higher. What is the experimental
probability that a student selected at
random will score an 90 or higher on
the next test? Write the probability as
a percent.
_______________________________________
4. During her first 10 picks from a bag
of marbles, Mary chose 3 yellow
marbles, 5 green marbles, and 2 blue
marbles. Each time she replaces
the marble before selecting another.
What is the experimental probability
that Mary will choose a green marble
on her next pick? Write the probability
as a percent.
5. Brian rolls a number cube and spins
a spinner with two equal sections.
How many outcomes are possible?
________________________________________
6. Denise’s sandwich shop offers a
lunch special on sandwiches on
white, oatmeal, and rye breads. You
can also choose between turkey, egg
salad, and chicken. How many
different sandwiches can you make
for the lunch special?
________________________________________
7. Two number cubes are rolled and the
results are added. What is the
probability that the sum is equal to 12?
________________________________________
8. Damon made 9 out of 15 free throw
shots. About how many out of the
next 10 free throw shots would you
expect him to make?
________________________________________
9. Yvonne spins a spinner that is split
into 6 equal sectors. The sectors are
labeled 3, 1, 2, 3, 2, 3. What is
the probability that the spinner will
land on the number 1?
________________________________________
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Probability
Free Response Test A, continued
10. A bag contains 3 red marbles and
1 yellow marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a red marble,
then replacing that marble, then
drawing a red marble again on the
second pick?
15. A juice store allows you to make your
own juice using a combination of any
4 fruits. The available fruits are
strawberries, bananas, apples,
raspberries, and oranges. How many
combination juices with 4 different
fruits could you make?
_______________________________________
11. A bag contains 2 blue marbles and
2 green marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a blue marble
followed by a green marble, without
replacing the first marble before
drawing the second marble?
_______________________________________
12. Charles rolls a number cube and
then chooses a card from a set of
cards numbered 1 through 3. What is
the probability that he will roll an
even number and choose an odd
numbered card?
_______________________________________
13. Sari packs 2 mugs into a gift box.
She has 4 colors of mugs to choose
from: red, green, white, or blue. How
many combinations of two different
color mugs can she pack into the
box?
________________________________________
16. How many different ways can
4 paintings be arranged in a row?
________________________________________
17. In how many different orders can
5 people stand in line for movie
tickets?
________________________________________
18. There are four apartments in a
building, numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Two of the apartments randomly get a
coupon in the mail. What is the
probability that apartments 1 and 3
get the coupons?
________________________________________
_______________________________________
14. Judy is ordering a pizza with
3 toppings. She has 4 toppings to
choose from: pepperoni, mushroom,
olives, and bell peppers. How many
possible combinations of 3 different
toppings can she choose?
_______________________________________
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Probability
Free Response Test B
1. Ralph places five cards that are
labeled 1 to 5 face down on the table
and mixes them up. Is the chance that
his friend Logan will draw an odd
numbered card certain, likely, equally
likely, unlikely, or impossible?
_______________________________________
2. The results of a survey show that
baseball is the favorite sport for 27
out of 50 people. What is the
probability that a person’s favorite
sport will NOT be baseball? Write
the probability as a percent.
5. Helena rolls a number cube and
spins a spinner with five equal
sections. How many outcomes are
possible?
________________________________________
6. Rick’s Deli offers a lunch special on
sandwiches on white, rye,
pumpernickel, or whole wheat bread.
You can also choose between
roasted vegetables and chicken. How
many different sandwiches can you
order for the lunch special?
________________________________________
_______________________________________
3. Judith scored an 85 or higher on 19
of the 25 math tests she took this
year. What is the experimental
probability that she will score an 85
or higher on her next test? Write the
probability as a percent.
_______________________________________
4. During his first 20 picks from a bag
of marbles, Merle chose 8 yellow
marbles, 9 green marbles, and 3 blue
marbles. What is the experimental
probability that Mark will choose a
green marble on his next pick? Write
the probability as a percent.
7. Three number cubes are rolled and
the results are added. What is the
probability that the sum is
equal to 3?
________________________________________
8. Damon made 16 out of 20 free throw
shots. About how many out of the
next 30 free throw shots would you
expect him to make?
________________________________________
_______________________________________
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Probability
Free Response Test B, continued
9. Louis spins a spinner that is split into
9 equal sectors. The sectors are
labeled 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. What
is the probability that the spinner will
land on the number 4?
14. Marsha has 5 colors of yarn to
choose from: red, green, yellow,
blue, and purple. She is making
2-color knitted hats. How many
possible combinations of 2 colors
can she choose?
_______________________________________
10. A bag contains 4 blue marbles and
2 yellow marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a blue marble
replacing it into the bag, then
drawing a blue marble again?
_______________________________________
11. A bag contains 3 blue marbles and
2 green marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a blue marble
followed by a green marble without
replacing the first marble before
drawing the second marble?
________________________________________
15. A juice store allows you to make your
own juice using a combination of any
6 fruits. The available fruits are
strawberries, bananas, apples,
raspberries, oranges, and grapefruit.
How many combination juices with
4 different fruits could you make?
________________________________________
16. How many different ways can
7 sculptures be arranged in a row?
________________________________________
_______________________________________
12. Laurie rolls a number cube and then
chooses a card from a set of cards
numbered 1 through 8. What is the
probability that she will roll an odd
number and choose an even
numbered card?
_______________________________________
13. Debbie packs 3 gallons of paint into
a box. She has 6 different colors of
paint to choose from. How many
different combinations of 3 colors can
she pack into the box?
17. In how many different orders can
9 people stand in a line at the
supermarket?
________________________________________
18. The letters N, T, and O are arranged
in a random order. What is the
probability that the arrangement spells
a three-letter word?
________________________________________
_______________________________________
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Probability
Free Response Test C
1. Elaine places fourteen cards that are
labeled 1 to 14 face down on the
table and mixes them up. Is the
likelihood that her friend Ken will
draw an odd numbered card
impossible, likely, unlikely, or equally
likely?
_______________________________________
2. The results of a survey show that
skiing is the favorite sport for 23 out
of 50 people. What is the probability
that a person’s favorite sport will not
be skiing? Write the probability as a
percent.
_______________________________________
3. On the last math test in Frank’s
class, 11 out of 25 students scored an
85 or higher. What is the experimental
probability that a student selected at
random will score an 85 or higher on
the next test? Write the probability as
a percent
_______________________________________
4. During her first 25 picks from a bag
of marbles, Maude chose 11 yellow
marbles, 9 green marbles, and 5 blue
marbles. Each time she replaces
the marble before selecting another.
What is the experimental probability
that Mary will choose a green marble
on her next pick? Write the probability
as a percent.
5. Barbara rolls a number cube and
spins a spinner with nine equal
sections. How many outcomes are
possible?
________________________________________
6. Fred’s sandwich shop offers a lunch
special on sandwiches on white,
pumpernickel, oatmeal, and rye
breads. You can also choose
between cheese & tomato, meatloaf,
turkey, egg salad, tuna salad, and
chicken. How many different
sandwiches can you make for the
lunch special?
________________________________________
7. Two number cubes are rolled and the
results are added. What is the
probability that the sum is equal to 6?
________________________________________
8. Damon made 16 out of 18 free
throw shots. About how many out of
the next 7 free throw shots would
you expect him to make?
________________________________________
_______________________________________
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Probability
Free Response Test C, continued
9. Zoe spins a spinner that is split into
11 equal sectors. The sectors are
labeled 5, 4, 3, 1, 2, 1, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2.
What is the probability that the
spinner will land on the number 1?
14. Carrie has six nephews: Adam,
Calvin, Ed, Gerald, Jack, and Larry.
She won tickets to a baseball game
and can take 3 nephews with her.
How many possible combinations
of 3 nephews can she choose?
_______________________________________
10. A bag contains 6 red marbles and
4 yellow marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a red marble,
then replacing that marble, then
drawing a red marble again on the
second pick?
_______________________________________
11. A bag contains 5 blue marbles and
3 green marbles. What is the
probability of drawing a blue marble
followed by a green marble, without
replacing the first marble before
drawing the second marble?
_______________________________________
15. A juice store allows you to make
your own juice using a combination
of any 4 fruits. The available fruits
are strawberries, bananas, apples,
raspberries, pineapples, blueberries,
and oranges. How many
combination juices with 4 different
fruits could you make?
_______________________________________
16. How many different ways can
9 paintings be arranged in a row?
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
12. Charlene rolls a number cube and
then chooses a card from a set of
cards numbered 1 through 24. What
is the probability that she will roll an
even number and choose an odd
numbered card?
17. How many different orders can
11 people stand in line for movie
tickets?
_______________________________________
18. Janine rolls two number cubes.
What is the probability that the sum
of the two numbers will be 10?
_______________________________________
13. Vicky packs 3 markers into a gift
box. She has 7 colors of markers to
choose from: red, green, yellow,
orange, purple, white, or blue. How
many combinations of three different
color markers can she pack into the
box?
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
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Proportional Relationships
Answers
Section A Quiz
15. A
1. B
16. A
2. H
17. A
3. C
18. C
4. J
5. A
6. H
Section B Quiz
1. B
2. F
3. A
4. G
5. C
Multiple Choice Test A
1. B
2. C
3. C
4. C
5. B
6. A
7. B
8. A
9. C
10. B
11. A
12. C
13. A
14. B
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Multiple Choice Test B
12. H
1. B
13. B
2. H
14. F
3. A
15. B
4. G
16. H
5. C
17. A
6. H
18. H
7. C
Free Response Test A
8. H
1. 33
9. C
2. $1.78
10. J
3. $0.08
11. A
4. 55 miles per hour
12. H
5. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 6:5.
13. B
6. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 28:10.
14. F
7. Answers may vary. Sample:
6
5
8. Answers may vary. Sample:
28
10
15. A
16. H
17. A
18. J
9. 1
10. 60 minutes
Multiple Choice Test C
1. B
2. J
3. A
4. J
5. D
6. H
7. D
11. x = 45
12. 9 hours
13. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 12, 12, 20
14.6 feet
15. x  30
16. 5 feet
17. 80 feet
18. 15 m
8. H
9. C
10. J
11. C
Free Response Test B
1. 26
2. $2.75
3. $0.12
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4. 57 miles per hour
13. Possible answer: 10, 24, 24
5. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 34:10.
14. 24 feet
6. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 14:26.
15. x = 30
7. Answers may vary. Sample:
34
10
14
8. Answers may vary. Sample:
26
16. 1.3 m
17. 56.73 feet
18. 59.8 m
9. 3
10. 2 hours
11. 28
12. 7.2 hours
13. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 18, 18,
14.
14. 24 feet
15. 40
16. 1.28 m
17. 630 inches or 52.5 feet
18. 1.08 m or 108 cm
Free Response Test C
1. 65
2. $3.25
3. $0.17
4. 59 miles per hour
5. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 18:14
6. Answers will vary. Possible answer: 22:38
7. Answers may vary. Sample:
18
14
8. Answers may vary. Sample:
22
38
9. 13.5
10. 72 miles
11. x = 3
12. 9.2 hours
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