Possible Outcomes Name: __________________________________ Directions: Use the diagram to solve each problem. Circle the letter of the best answer. Sam wanted to do some exercise and have a healthy snack. He could choose to ride his bike or jump rope. He could eat an apple, a banana, or yogurt. How many choices could Sam make? A. 2 choices B. 3 choices C. 6 choices D. 9 choices 3. Patrick couldn’t decide what to order at the ice cream shop. He could have a sugar cone or a waffle cone. He could choose mint, vanilla, strawberry, or chocolate ice cream. How many choices could Patrick make? A. 2 choices B. 4 choices C. 8 choices D. 10 choices mint vanilla strawberry chocolate sugar mint vanilla strawberry chocolate waffle 2. How many combinations can be made from 2 drinks and 2 foods? A. 2 choices B. 4 choices C. 6 choices D. 8 choices 4. How many combinations can be made from 3 pants and 3 shirts? A. 3 choices B. 9 choices C. 12 choices D. 15 choices

Directions: Draw a diagram or use multiplication to solve each problem Directions: Draw a diagram or use multiplication to solve each problem. Circle the letter of the best answer. 5. Candice went to the pet store to buy a pet. She can buy a cat, bird, or dog. She wants to name her pet Fifi, Sandy, Charlie, or Lou. How many choices can Candice make? A. 3 choices B. 4 choices C. 7 choices D. 12 choices 7. Hector was buying a birthday present for his little brother. He could buy a remote control car, a puzzle, a book, or shoes. He could wrap the present in blue paper or green paper. How many choices can Hector make? A. 6 choices B. 7 choices C. 8 choices D. 9 choices Fifi Sandy Charlie Lou blue green Fifi Sandy Charlie Lou car blue green puzzle Fifi Sandy Charlie Lou blue green book blue green shoes 6. Lily was getting dressed in the morning. She could wear a skirt, shorts, or pants. She could wear a pink shirt, red shirt, or blue shirt. How many outfits could Lily choose? A. 6 choices B. 9 choices C. 12 choices D. 15 choices 8. David was ordering a sandwich at the deli. He could choose white or wheat bread. He could choose pastrami, turkey, or ham. How many sandwiches could David make? A. 2 choices B. 3 choices C. 5 choices D. 6 choices white wheat pastrami turkey ham pastrami turkey ham pink red blue pink red blue pink red blue

Possible Outcomes – Answer Key Name: __________________________________ Possible Outcomes – Answer Key Directions: Use the diagram to solve each problem. Circle the letter of the best answer. Sam wanted to do some exercise and have a healthy snack. He could choose to ride his bike or jump rope. He could eat an apple, yogurt, or a banana. How many choices could Sam make? A. 2 choices B. 3 choices C. 6 choices D. 9 choices 3. Patrick couldn’t decide what to order at the ice cream shop. He could have a sugar cone or a waffle cone. He could choose mint, vanilla, strawberry, or chocolate ice cream. How many choices could Patrick make? A. 2 choices B. 4 choices C. 8 choices D. 10 choices mint vanilla strawberry chocolate sugar mint vanilla strawberry chocolate waffle 2. How many combinations can be made from 2 drinks and 2 foods? A. 2 choices B. 4 choices C. 6 choices D. 8 choices 4. How many combinations can be made from 3 pants and 3 shirts? A. 3 choices B. 9 choices C. 12 choices D. 15 choices

Directions: Draw a diagram or use multiplication to solve each problem Directions: Draw a diagram or use multiplication to solve each problem. Circle the letter of the best answer. 5. Candice went to the pet store to buy a pet. She can buy a cat, bird, or dog. She wants to name her pet Fifi, Sandy, Charlie, or Lou. How many choices can Candice make? A. 3 choices B. 4 choices C. 7 choices D. 12 choices 7. Hector was buying a birthday present for his little brother. He could buy a remote control car, a puzzle, a book, or shoes. He could wrap the present in blue paper or green paper. How many choices can Hector make? A. 6 choices B. 7 choices C. 8 choices D. 9 choices Fifi Sandy Charlie Lou blue green Fifi Sandy Charlie Lou car blue green puzzle Fifi Sandy Charlie Lou blue green book blue green shoes 6. Lily was getting dressed in the morning. She could wear a skirt, shorts, or pants. She could wear a pink shirt, red shirt, or blue shirt. How many outfits could Lily choose? A. 6 choices B. 9 choices C. 12 choices D. 15 choices 8. David was ordering a sandwich at the deli. He could choose white or wheat bread. He could choose pastrami, turkey, or ham. How many sandwiches could David make? A. 2 choices B. 3 choices C. 5 choices D. 6 choices white wheat pastrami turkey ham pastrami turkey ham pink red blue pink red blue pink red blue