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    This document contains a 20-item mathematics exam with multiple choice and true/false questions testing probability concepts. The exam includes questions about sample spaces, outcomes, experimental vs theoretical probability, mutually exclusive events, and using formulas like the fundamental counting principle. It provides directions for students to circle answers or write "True" or "False" and includes spaces for them to enter their name, section, date, and score.

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    This document contains a 20-item mathematics exam with multiple choice and true/false questions testing probability concepts. The exam includes questions about sample spaces, outcomes, experimental vs theoretical probability, mutually exclusive events, and using formulas like the fundamental counting principle. It provides directions for students to circle answers or write "True" or "False" and includes spaces for them to enter their name, section, date, and score.

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    Capitol University

    Basic Education Department


    Fourth Quarter Exam in Mathematics
    SY 2022-2023

    Success is not final, Failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continuant counts .
    -Winston Churchill

    Name: Score:_________________
    Section: Date:__________________

    General Direction: This is a 20- item test, read each directions written in every
    type of test of the set.

    MULTIPLE CHOICES TEST

    Direction: Encircle the letter of the answer that you think best answers the
    question.

    1. The collection of all outcomes for an experiment is called _______.

    a) Event
    b) Probability
    c) Sample space
    d) Sample point

    2. The sample space for tossing coins consists of how many outcomes?

    a) 48
    b) 128
    c) 127
    d) 450

    3. If 2 letters are drawn with replacement at random from an alphabet containing 26


    letters and pay attention to the order in which the letters were drawn, how many
    elements or outcomes are there in the sample space?

    a) 650
    b) 900
    c) 1500
    d) 2200

    4. A container contains 80 red, orange, yellow, and green plastic chips. If the
    probability of drawing at random a single ORANGE chip is 1/8, what does this
    mean?

    a) There are 8 orange chips in the container


    b) There are 10 orange chips in the container
    c) There are more orange chips than the others.
    d) There is only one orange plastic chip in the container
    5. After 500 spins of the spinner, the following information was recorded. What is
    the probability of the spinner landing on PINK?

    Outcome Blue Orange Pink


    Spin 225 132 143

    a) 27%
    b) 29%
    c) 45%
    d) 71%
    6. Which of the following is an experiment in which results are observed?

    a) Head, Tail
    b) 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
    c) Rolling odd number
    d) Guessing the number of marbles in a box

    7. The probability that an event happens is 0.36. What is the probability that the
    event won’t happen?

    a) 0.64
    b) 0.94
    c) 0.96
    d) 0.65

    8. In a family of three children, what is the probability that the middle child is a girl?
    1
    a) 8

    1
    b) 4

    1
    c) 3

    1
    d) 2

    9. When you accidentally rolled the coins from your pocket in the floor. If there
    were 16 probable outcomes, how many coins fell on the floor?
    a) 3
    b) 4
    c) 8
    d) 16

    10. Which of the following is NEVER true?

    a) To find the total number of outcomes, multiply the ways of doing the different
    events.
    b) A tree diagram can be used to figure out all the possible outcomes in a
    sample space.
    c) The Fundamental Counting Principle is the easiest way to count the number
    of possible outcomes in a sample space.
    d) Experimental probability deals with what should happen after testing while
    Theoretical probability deals with what happened after testing.
    TRUE OR FALSE TEST

    Direction: Indicate whether the statement is True or False. Write True if the
    statement is true and false if the statement is false. Write your answer on the blank
    provided.

    _________11. The Probability can be Greater than 1.

    _________12. Two events are mutually exclusive if they are exclusively connected.

    _________13. Geliefe rolls a die.One of the possible outcomes in the sample space is 7.

    _________14. A tree diagram can be used to find all the possible outcomes of an event.

    _________15. The Joint probability of two mutually exclusive events is always zero.

    _________16. The probability of rolling 6 in a die is.

    _________17. Fundamental Counting Principle count the number of possible outcomes

    in a sample space.

    _________18. When I flip a coin, the possible outcomes are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

    _________19. If an event will never happen, then its probability is 0.

    _________20. Probabilities cannot be solved theoretically in which each event is

    assumed to be equally likely.

    Prepared by:

    Geliefe Romon
    Brithney Jean Sajo
    Rassel Sango

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