Seigfried and Roy play a board game with a spinner.
Roy spins the arrow.
On which number is the arrow least likely to stop?
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Probability, NAP-B2-03v1
Amos turns the arrow on his spinner.
Which shape is the arrow most likely to stop on?
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Probability, NAP-C1-07
Which spinner is most likely to stop on the number 2?
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`text(This spinner has)\ 1/2\ text(chance of landing on 2.)`
`text{(all others spinners have less chance).}`
Probability, NAP-E1-13
Hasler spins the spinner below.
Which letter is the spinner most likely to land on?
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Probability, NAP-F1-13
Which of these is more likely to have the spinner land on grey?
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`text(The spinner with 5 sections shaded grey is the)`
`text(most likely.)`
Probability, NAP-I1-17
Bronte spins the arrow on this spinner once.
What is the chance of the arrow landing on the number 1?
| `text(certain)` | `text(likely)` | `text(unlikely)` | `text(impossible)` |
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