1. A possible outcome in an experiment is called an event.
Directions: Read each item carefully and identify if it's TRUE or FALSE, Write
your answer on the space provided.
2. In tossing a coin once, if tail is not the outcome, then it must have
been a foot.
3. In an experiment of throwing a die once, all its faces have an unequal
chance of being an outcome.
4. The chance of selecting a black card from a deck of cards is an
example of compound event.
5. The chance of getting a "Tail" when tossing a coin is an example of
both simple event and independent events.
6. The chance of drawing the King of hearts from a deck of cards is a
certain event.
7. "Today is Wednesday only if yesterday is Tuesday" is an example of
a complementary event.
8. An experiment of choosing a card randomly from a standard deck of
52 playing cards with replacement is an example of dependent event
9. When the event is weekdays then its complement is weekends.
10. It is an impossible event of obtaining both head and tail in tossing a
coin.​