Common Core Math · Grade 7

7.SP.C.5 Understand probability as a number from 0 to 1

Understand that the probability of a chance event is a number between 0 and 1 that expresses the likelihood of the event occurring, with larger numbers indicating greater likelihood.

Why water teaches this standard well

Students assign a probability that a randomly chosen household's tap sample will exceed a lead action level, based on the share of citywide test results that have exceeded it in the past. Framing a contamination risk as a probability between 0 and 1 is how real water-quality reports communicate risk to the public.

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10 materials aligned to 7.SP.C.5

Lesson plans

Worksheets

Grade 7 Worksheet

Harwick's Lead Tap Test: Sampling and Probability

A grade 7 worksheet using a fictional town's lead tap results to find the probability a random tap exceeds the action level and decide what to do.

Health & Consumer Science 35 min Answer key

Math problem sets

Classroom activities

Projects

Grade 7 Project

Marchbank Township's Private Well Survey Project

A four-session grade 7 project where students judge a sampling plan, estimate from a fictional township's 30 well tests, and report to its board.

Math 4 sessions, ~200 min total Answer key

Quizzes & test questions

Grade 7 Quiz & test questions

Cattail Bend Water Testing: A Grade 7 Sampling Quiz

A grade 7 quiz mixing multiple-choice, short-answer, and computation items on random sampling, inference, and probability for a fictional lake's water tests.

Math 25 min Answer key

Grade 7 Quiz & test questions

Willow Creek Water Quality Monitoring Assessment

A grade 7 science assessment on dissolved oxygen, pH, and sampling design, using data from two fictional Willow Creek monitoring sites to test water-quality reasoning.

Science 30 min Answer key