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Comparing representations of outcomes for two events

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Comparing representations of outcomes for two events”, from the unit “Probability: possible outcomes” (Year 9 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. The number of outcomes on this spinner that are odd numbers is ___.
  2. Trial: flipping the coin and spinning the spinner once each. Which of these lists of outcomes for the trial show a complete sample space? Use H for 'heads' and T for 'tails'.
  3. Trial: spinning this spinner once. Event: multiple of 3. Which of these outcomes should be written inside the box?
  4. Match each number to its correct location on the Venn diagram.
  5. The Venn diagram shows a selection of types of TV shows that Jacob and Izzy do and do not like. Which of these statements is true for drama TV shows?
  6. This incomplete outcome tree represents all outcomes from spinning spinner R twice and adding the results of each spin. Match each letter to its value in the sample space.
  7. Which of these are helpful when trying to systematically write down all outcomes for a two-stage trial?
  8. Both the outcome table and outcome tree represent the same two-stage trial. Which outcomes go in the two locations marked by a question mark?
  9. Which statements are correct for this outcome table and outcome tree?
  10. Both the Venn diagram and outcome tree represent the same two events from a trial. Match each missing outcome from the outcome tree to an outcome from the Venn diagram
  11. Both the outcome tree and Venn diagram represent the same two events from a trial. Match the missing outcome from the Venn diagram to an outcome from the outcome tree.
  12. Trial: Alex will spin this spinner and flip this coin, and then write the product of the two outcomes in the sample space. Which of these are the missing numbers on the spinner?

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