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Math 4 Quiz: Chance and Statistics Quarter 4 worksheet for Year 4 students, focusing on understanding probability terms and assessing event likelihood.

Math 4 Quiz worksheet on Chance and Statistics for Year 4 students, featuring questions on probability terms and likelihood of events.

Math 4 Quiz worksheet on Chance and Statistics for Year 4 students, featuring questions on probability terms and likelihood of events.

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Question 1: The Chance Line


You need to place the words on the line from "Impossible" (0% chance) on the left to "Certain" (100% chance) on the right.

The correct order from Left to Right is:
1. Impossible (Far Left)
2. Unlikely (Bottom Left box)
3. Even chance (Middle Top box)
4. Likely (Bottom Right box)
5. Certain (Far Right)

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Question 2: Describing Events


Here are the most appropriate words for each event based on how likely they are to happen.

a. My mum will buy me a new pet every day.
* Answer: Impossible (or *Never*)
* *Reasoning:* It is not realistic or possible for someone to buy a new pet every single day.

b. I will have homework tonight.
* Answer: Likely (or *Probably*)
* *Reasoning:* For a Year 4 student, having homework is a very common daily occurrence, though not guaranteed every single night.

c. I will grow taller than an ant.
* Answer: Certain (or *Always*)
* *Reasoning:* Humans are much larger than ants. You are already taller than an ant, and you will stay that way.

d. It will be sunny tomorrow.
* Answer: Likely (or *Probably*)
* *Reasoning:* Weather changes, but unless it is currently storming, it is usually reasonable to guess it might be sunny. (Note: "Even chance" is also acceptable if you think rain and sun are equally possible).

e. It might rain at the weekend.
* Answer: Possible (or *Even chance*)
* *Reasoning:* Since the sentence says "might," it means there is a chance it will happen and a chance it won't. This fits best with "Even chance."

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Final Answer:

1. Chance Line Order (Left to Right):
Impossible, Unlikely, Even chance, Likely, Certain

2. Event Likelihoods:
a. Impossible
b. Likely
c. Certain
d. Likely
e. Even chance
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 4th grade probability worksheet.
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