3. Which fraction represents the probability of a spinner landing on a banana.

4. Which fraction represents the probability of a spinner landing on a green space.

5. If we add one more blue space to this spinner, what is the probability of landing on green.

6. Johnny uses this spinner for a game. Which statement below is true? The spinner is more likely to land on D than B. The spinner is less likely to land on A than B. The spinner is equally likely to land on C and D. The spinner is more likely to land on C than A.

7. Sara has a cup with 3 red marbles, 2 blue marbles, and 4 green marbles. What is the probability of Sara choosing a red marble? Answer

8. If Sara adds one more green marble and two more blue marbles, what is the probability of choosing a red marble? Part A: Answer Remember you already have: Part B: Explain how you know your answer is correct.

9. Use the information button to link to a virtual spinner. What color would you most likely land on if you spin the spinner 10 times? Type your answer below. Toggle back to the virtual spinner. Click on Record Results. Next spin the spinner 10 times. Which color did your spinner land on the most?

10. Way to go! Next Question

11. Super Job! Next Question

12. Great Job! Next Question

13. Sorry No Dice! There are 2 bananas and 6 spaces all together. The answer is : Next Question

14. Sorry No Dice! There are 3 green spaces and 6 spaces all together. The answer is 3 out of 6, which can be reduced to: Next Question

15. Sorry No Dice! There are still 3 green spaces, but there are now 7 spaces all together. The answer is: Next Question

16. Way to Go! Next Question It is equally likely to land on C and D.

17. The correct answer is: Next Question Sorry No Dice! It is equally likely to land on C and D.