Probability and Discrete Mathematics

Grade 7	Strand: Probability and Discrete Mathematics
PR730	SMMA_LO_01197	Probability	Determine the Theoretical Probability of a Compound Event	Determine the probability of an event.
PR735	SMMA_LO_01200	Probability	Determine the Probability of Dependent Events	Within the context of selecting without replacement from a bowl containing marbles of two colors, indicate the effect of changes on the probability of the event in both the number of possible outcomes favorable to an event and the total number of possible outcomes.
PR740	SMMA_LO_01203	Probability	Determine the Probability of Dependent Events	Within the context of selecting without replacement from a bowl containing marbles of two colors, indicate the effect of changes on the probability of the event in both the number of possible outcomes favorable to an event and the total number of possible.
PR700	SMMA_LO_01179	Probability	Express Probability as a Ratio	Express an event as a ratio of the number of favorable outcomes to the total number of outcomes (bowl containing marbles of two colors).
PR780	SMMA_LO_01209	Probability	Determine the Sample Space for an Event (Spinner)	Given a graphical representation of a spinner, count the number of possible outcomes and complete a list of all the outcomes.
PR790	SMMA_LO_01212	Probability	Determine the Probability of Events or Paired Events as Certain, Impossible, More, Less, or Equally Likely	Given a graphical representation of a spinner partitioned into sectors of different sizes, each containing one of several possible pictures, label events as certain or impossible or pairs of events as more, less, or equally likely.
PR785	SMMA_LO_01211	Probability	Determine the Probability of Complementary Events	In the context of randomly selecting a card that has one of two pictures on it, compute the probability of each picture being selected from a set of cards (total of 4 to 7 cards).
PR705	SMMA_LO_01137	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain or Impossible	Determine whether a chronological event is certain or impossible.
PR712	SMMA_LO_01139	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Given information about a current situation, classify a future event as being certain, possible, or impossible.
PR715	SMMA_LO_01143	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Given a sentence describing an observed event, label a future occurrence as certain, possible, or impossible.
PR710	SMMA_LO_01147	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Within the context of selecting without replacement from a cup containing three balls, each of a different color, label a given event prior to each selection as certain, possible, or impossible.
PR720	SMMA_LO_01153	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Create a set of colored balls whose contents are specified by whether it is certain, possible, or impossible to select a particular color.
PR770	SMMA_LO_01173	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the High Probability Event	Given a graphical representation of two urns containing different compositions of balls of two colors, select the urn in which an event is qualitatively determined to have a high probability.
PR755	SMMA_LO_01163	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of three colors, determine qualitatively which event is more probable to occur.
PR732	SMMA_LO_01157	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of three colors, determine qualitatively which event is more probable to occur (5 to 8 times as many balls of one color as of the other color).
PR745	SMMA_LO_01159	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of two colors, determine qualitatively which color is more probable to be randomly selected (2 to 4 times as many balls of one color as of the other color).
PR750	SMMA_LO_01161	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Using a graphical representation of an urn and a set of balls of two colors, modify a random experiment so that the qualitative probability of getting one color is greater than that of getting the other color.
PR795	SMMA_LO_01738	Probability	Determine the Most or Least Likely Event and Conduct a Simulation to Compare Results	Determine the event that is most or least likely; then conduct a simulation in which the results are recorded so that theoretical and experimental probability can be compared.
PR725	SMMA_LO_01667	Probability	Express Probability as a Fraction	Write a fraction to express the probability of an event.
PR757	SMMA_LO_01171	Probability	Represent the Probability of Complementary Events Using a Qualitative Ordinal Scale	Given a graphical representation of a bowl containing marbles of two colors, represent on a qualitative ordinal scale the probability of an event and its complement.
PR777	SMMA_LO_01165	Probability	Represent the Probability of Events Using a Qualitative Ordinal Scale	Given the graphical representation of a bowl containing marbles of two colors, represent on a qualitative ordinal scale the probability of an event (6 to 11 marbles in the bowl).
PR788	SMMA_LO_02204	Probability	Determine the Probability of Events Using a Probability Model	Determine theoretical and experimental probabilities.
PR798	SMMA_LO_02205	Probability	Use a Similation to Determine Compound Events	Identify a simulation to accurately determine the probability of compound events.
PR741	SMMA_LO_02273	Probability	Determine Possible Outcomes for Independent Events (Spinners)	Determine the theoretical probability of an event related to a simple experiement.

PR730

SMMA_LO_01197

Probability

Determine the Theoretical Probability of a Compound Event

Determine the probability of an event.

PR735

SMMA_LO_01200

Probability

Determine the Probability of Dependent Events

Within the context of selecting without replacement from a bowl containing marbles of two colors, indicate the effect of changes on the probability of the event in both the number of possible outcomes favorable to an event and the total number of possible outcomes.

PR740

SMMA_LO_01203

Probability

Determine the Probability of Dependent Events

Within the context of selecting without replacement from a bowl containing marbles of two colors, indicate the effect of changes on the probability of the event in both the number of possible outcomes favorable to an event and the total number of possible.

PR700

SMMA_LO_01179

Probability

Express Probability as a Ratio

Express an event as a ratio of the number of favorable outcomes to the total number of outcomes (bowl containing marbles of two colors).

PR780

SMMA_LO_01209

Probability

Determine the Sample Space for an Event (Spinner)

Given a graphical representation of a spinner, count the number of possible outcomes and complete a list of all the outcomes.

PR790

SMMA_LO_01212

Probability

Determine the Probability of Events or Paired Events as Certain, Impossible, More, Less, or Equally Likely

Given a graphical representation of a spinner partitioned into sectors of different sizes, each containing one of several possible pictures, label events as certain or impossible or pairs of events as more, less, or equally likely.

PR785

SMMA_LO_01211

Probability

Determine the Probability of Complementary Events

In the context of randomly selecting a card that has one of two pictures on it, compute the probability of each picture being selected from a set of cards (total of 4 to 7 cards).

PR705

SMMA_LO_01137

Probability

Describe the Probability of Events as Certain or Impossible

Determine whether a chronological event is certain or impossible.

PR712

SMMA_LO_01139

Probability

Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible

Given information about a current situation, classify a future event as being certain, possible, or impossible.

PR715

SMMA_LO_01143

Probability

Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible

Given a sentence describing an observed event, label a future occurrence as certain, possible, or impossible.

PR710

SMMA_LO_01147

Probability

Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible

Within the context of selecting without replacement from a cup containing three balls, each of a different color, label a given event prior to each selection as certain, possible, or impossible.

PR720

SMMA_LO_01153

Probability

Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible

Create a set of colored balls whose contents are specified by whether it is certain, possible, or impossible to select a particular color.

PR770

SMMA_LO_01173

Probability

Determine Qualitatively the High Probability Event

Given a graphical representation of two urns containing different compositions of balls of two colors, select the urn in which an event is qualitatively determined to have a high probability.

PR755

SMMA_LO_01163

Probability

Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event

Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of three colors, determine qualitatively which event is more probable to occur.

PR732

SMMA_LO_01157

Probability

Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event

Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of three colors, determine qualitatively which event is more probable to occur (5 to 8 times as many balls of one color as of the other color).

PR745

SMMA_LO_01159

Probability

Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event

Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of two colors, determine qualitatively which color is more probable to be randomly selected (2 to 4 times as many balls of one color as of the other color).

PR750

SMMA_LO_01161

Probability

Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event

Using a graphical representation of an urn and a set of balls of two colors, modify a random experiment so that the qualitative probability of getting one color is greater than that of getting the other color.

PR795

SMMA_LO_01738

Probability

Determine the Most or Least Likely Event and Conduct a Simulation to Compare Results

Determine the event that is most or least likely; then conduct a simulation in which the results are recorded so that theoretical and experimental probability can be compared.

PR725

SMMA_LO_01667

Probability

Express Probability as a Fraction

Write a fraction to express the probability of an event.

PR757

SMMA_LO_01171

Probability

Represent the Probability of Complementary Events Using a Qualitative Ordinal Scale

Given a graphical representation of a bowl containing marbles of two colors, represent on a qualitative ordinal scale the probability of an event and its complement.

PR777

SMMA_LO_01165

Probability

Represent the Probability of Events Using a Qualitative Ordinal Scale

Given the graphical representation of a bowl containing marbles of two colors, represent on a qualitative ordinal scale the probability of an event (6 to 11 marbles in the bowl).

PR788

SMMA_LO_02204

Probability

Determine the Probability of Events Using a Probability Model

Determine theoretical and experimental probabilities.

PR798

SMMA_LO_02205

Probability

Use a Similation to Determine Compound Events

Identify a simulation to accurately determine the probability of compound events.

PR741

SMMA_LO_02273

Probability

Determine Possible Outcomes for Independent Events (Spinners)

Determine the theoretical probability of an event related to a simple experiement.

Grade 7		Strand: Probability and Discrete Mathematics
MCS* Level	LO ID	Concept	Topic	Description
PR730	SMMA_LO_01197	Probability	Determine the Theoretical Probability of a Compound Event	Determine the probability of an event.
PR735	SMMA_LO_01200	Probability	Determine the Probability of Dependent Events	Within the context of selecting without replacement from a bowl containing marbles of two colors, indicate the effect of changes on the probability of the event in both the number of possible outcomes favorable to an event and the total number of possible outcomes.
PR740	SMMA_LO_01203	Probability	Determine the Probability of Dependent Events	Within the context of selecting without replacement from a bowl containing marbles of two colors, indicate the effect of changes on the probability of the event in both the number of possible outcomes favorable to an event and the total number of possible.
PR700	SMMA_LO_01179	Probability	Express Probability as a Ratio	Express an event as a ratio of the number of favorable outcomes to the total number of outcomes (bowl containing marbles of two colors).
PR780	SMMA_LO_01209	Probability	Determine the Sample Space for an Event (Spinner)	Given a graphical representation of a spinner, count the number of possible outcomes and complete a list of all the outcomes.
PR790	SMMA_LO_01212	Probability	Determine the Probability of Events or Paired Events as Certain, Impossible, More, Less, or Equally Likely	Given a graphical representation of a spinner partitioned into sectors of different sizes, each containing one of several possible pictures, label events as certain or impossible or pairs of events as more, less, or equally likely.
PR785	SMMA_LO_01211	Probability	Determine the Probability of Complementary Events	In the context of randomly selecting a card that has one of two pictures on it, compute the probability of each picture being selected from a set of cards (total of 4 to 7 cards).
PR705	SMMA_LO_01137	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain or Impossible	Determine whether a chronological event is certain or impossible.
PR712	SMMA_LO_01139	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Given information about a current situation, classify a future event as being certain, possible, or impossible.
PR715	SMMA_LO_01143	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Given a sentence describing an observed event, label a future occurrence as certain, possible, or impossible.
PR710	SMMA_LO_01147	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Within the context of selecting without replacement from a cup containing three balls, each of a different color, label a given event prior to each selection as certain, possible, or impossible.
PR720	SMMA_LO_01153	Probability	Describe the Probability of Events as Certain, Possible, or Impossible	Create a set of colored balls whose contents are specified by whether it is certain, possible, or impossible to select a particular color.
PR770	SMMA_LO_01173	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the High Probability Event	Given a graphical representation of two urns containing different compositions of balls of two colors, select the urn in which an event is qualitatively determined to have a high probability.
PR755	SMMA_LO_01163	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of three colors, determine qualitatively which event is more probable to occur.
PR732	SMMA_LO_01157	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of three colors, determine qualitatively which event is more probable to occur (5 to 8 times as many balls of one color as of the other color).
PR745	SMMA_LO_01159	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Given a graphical representation of an urn containing balls of two colors, determine qualitatively which color is more probable to be randomly selected (2 to 4 times as many balls of one color as of the other color).
PR750	SMMA_LO_01161	Probability	Determine Qualitatively the More Probable Event	Using a graphical representation of an urn and a set of balls of two colors, modify a random experiment so that the qualitative probability of getting one color is greater than that of getting the other color.
PR795	SMMA_LO_01738	Probability	Determine the Most or Least Likely Event and Conduct a Simulation to Compare Results	Determine the event that is most or least likely; then conduct a simulation in which the results are recorded so that theoretical and experimental probability can be compared.
PR725	SMMA_LO_01667	Probability	Express Probability as a Fraction	Write a fraction to express the probability of an event.
PR757	SMMA_LO_01171	Probability	Represent the Probability of Complementary Events Using a Qualitative Ordinal Scale	Given a graphical representation of a bowl containing marbles of two colors, represent on a qualitative ordinal scale the probability of an event and its complement.
PR777	SMMA_LO_01165	Probability	Represent the Probability of Events Using a Qualitative Ordinal Scale	Given the graphical representation of a bowl containing marbles of two colors, represent on a qualitative ordinal scale the probability of an event (6 to 11 marbles in the bowl).
PR788	SMMA_LO_02204	Probability	Determine the Probability of Events Using a Probability Model	Determine theoretical and experimental probabilities.
PR798	SMMA_LO_02205	Probability	Use a Similation to Determine Compound Events	Identify a simulation to accurately determine the probability of compound events.
PR741	SMMA_LO_02273	Probability	Determine Possible Outcomes for Independent Events (Spinners)	Determine the theoretical probability of an event related to a simple experiement.