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Probability and Statistics Review
Probability and Statistics Review
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The graph shows heights of 2nd grade students. How many kids are at least 53 inches tall?
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4
5
6
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A baseball team has 12 boys and 2 girls. How likely is it that a boy will be the pitcher?
unlikely
impossible
likely
certain
3
What is the best title for the graph?
Favorite Fruit Chosen By Students
Favorite Fruit Chosen By Teachers
Fruit Most Liked By Parents
Favorite Food Sold in Cafeteria
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Look at the pictograph below. How many students like pepperoni?
6
30
12
35
5
The line plot shows the rolls that Hank rolled on his die. Which of the following is true?
The number 1 was landed on the least number of times.
Data were collected on the 6 ways a die can land.
The number 6 was rolled the most.
Data were collectThe die is most likely to land on a 2.
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What is this graph about?
games
drawing
after school activities
reading
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Look at the pictograph below. How many more students like blue than green?
14
4
2
3
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Which of the following is a correct description of the data shown in the graph?
December and March had the same amount of snow days
It snowed every day in February.
February had the most amount of snow days.
March had the least number of snow days.
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What is the the favorite activity from the graph?
read
play
draw
write
10
Look at the spinner. Which is true?
You are certain to spin blue.
You are more likely to spin green than you are blue.
It is impossible to spin yellow.
You are unlikely to spin red.
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How many shirts do Steve and Kevin have together?
24
7
26
20
12
TRUE OR FALSE: Ken and Rafael sold more cards together than Phil and Felecia.
False
True
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The chart shows the type of car and color choices found on the car lot. Which combo is missing?
SUV and convertible
Convertible and Grey
Convertible and red
Sedan and SUV
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How many votes did banana and grape get?
8
13
11
14
15
What is the difference in the amount of A's Lilly got and the amount of As Jill got?
30
40
45
50
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How many apples were picked on Tuesday and Wednesday?
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18
16
12
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How many students sold 2 candy bars?
2
3
1
4
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Which day did he pick the most apples?
Thursday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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Look at the chart. If I pick one without looking, which design will it most likely have on it?
frog
airplane
basketball
star
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Which fruit got nine votes?
banana
strawberry
mango
orange
21
Look at the bag of marbles. Which is true?
You are more likely to pick yellow than red.
It is impossible to pick blue.
It is equally likely to pick a yellow as it is green.
You are certain to pick red.
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Which is true about the spinner?
It is impossible to spin yellow.
It is certain you will spin green.
You are most likely to land on green on your next spin.
Purple and green have an equally likely chance of being spun
