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6 Math WS - Probability

The document is a mathematics revision worksheet containing 8 practice probability questions for Grade 6 students. It includes questions about drawing balls from a bag, drawing cards, coin flipping experiments, Venn diagrams showing sets of children in a tennis club, and identifying mutually exclusive events related to t-shirt designs. The worksheet is intended to help students practice calculating probabilities and understanding probability concepts.

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6 Math WS - Probability

The document is a mathematics revision worksheet containing 8 practice probability questions for Grade 6 students. It includes questions about drawing balls from a bag, drawing cards, coin flipping experiments, Venn diagrams showing sets of children in a tennis club, and identifying mutually exclusive events related to t-shirt designs. The worksheet is intended to help students practice calculating probabilities and understanding probability concepts.

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Velammal Global School [Puzhal]

AY 22 – 23 / G6 / MATHEMATICS / Revision Worksheet

Student’s : Teacher’s Name : Samriti Sharma


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Grade : 6 Teacher’s : Samriti Sharma
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1. Zara puts one yellow ball , one red ball and two green balls in a bag. She
takes one ball from the bag without looking.
a) The probability of a red ball being pulled from the bag is _____ out of 4.
b) The probability of picking a yellow ball being pulled from the bag is ___
out of 4
c) The probability of picking a green ball being pulled from the bag is ____
out of 4 or ____%.

2. Draw a set of cards for each description below:


a) There is less than 50% chance of taking an 8.
b) The probability of taking a card with a value less than 5 is 5 out of 6.
c) The chance of taking a 3 is greater than the chance of taking 1.
d) There is a greater than 50% chance of taking 4.
e) There is 2 out of 5 chance of taking a 3.

3. Keran hears that the chance of a coin landing heads up is equally likely as
the chance of it landing tails up. She does a probability experiment to see
whether she will get the same number of heads up as tails up when she flips
a coin multiple times.
These are her results:

a) How many trials did keran carry out?

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b) Does Keran’s experiment show that the coin is more likely to land on
head or tails up?
________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________

4. Safia and Marcus have been investigating probability. They are taking shapes
out of bags without looking.

5. Kapil says that rolling 4 and rolling an odd number on an ordinary dice are
mutually exclusive.
Is Kapil correct?
What are mutually exclusive events?
___________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________

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6. a) What is the chance of spinning a 2 ___ out of ____

b) If you spin the spinner 50 times how many 2s would you expect to see?
______

7. Some children are members of a tennis club.


This Carroll diiagram shows the children in the club.

a) How many children are there in the club? _________

b) One child is chosen at random for a lesson. What is the chance that:

i) The child is not boy and is under 13 years old?____ out of ____

ii) The child is a boy who is not under 13 years old? ___ out of ___

iii) The child is a boy? ___ out of ___

iv) The child is not under 13 years old? ___ out of ___

v) The child is not a boy who is under 13 years old? ___ out of ___

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8. Lola has six t-shirts. She takes a t-shirt at random.

These are 4 events that could occur when Lola takes a t-shirt.

Event A – The shirt has a picture of an animal on it.

Event B – The shirt has a picture of fruit on it.

Event C – The shirt is striped.

Event D – The shirt has a collar.

Tick the pairs of events that are mutually exclusive for Lola’s set of t-shirts.

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