(50%) A dog smells food in your bag. What might happen?
There’s a real chance that the dog will try to open it.
(100%) Birds migrate south every winter. Express this using probability language.
There’s no doubt that birds migrate south in winter.
(90%) A lion sees a group of zebras. Make a prediction.
It’s highly likely that the lion will chase them.
(60%) A bear smells food near a campsite. Make a prediction.
There’s a strong possibility that the bear will come for the food.
(100%) Koalas spend most of the day sleeping. Say this using probability language.
There’s no doubt that koalas sleep a lot.
(80%) A bee finds a flower full of nectar. What will it do?
It’s highly likely that the bee will land on it.
(20%) A baby giraffe takes its first steps. What might happen?
There’s a slight possibility that it will fall.
(20%) A turtle tries to climb a big rock. What might happen?
There’s a slight possibility that it will fall.
(40%) A dolphin is swimming very close to a boat. What might happen?
There’s a real chance that the dolphin will jump.
(0%) A goldfish enters a running race. What will happen?
There’s no chance that the goldfish will run.
(10%) A frog tries to jump to a far rock. What might happen?
There’s a slight possibility that it will miss.
(80%) A cheetah starts running after a slow antelope. What will happen?
It’s highly likely that the cheetah will catch it.
(0%) A penguin tries to fly to the top of a tree. What will happen?
There’s no chance that the penguin will fly.
(0%) A snake tries to milk a cow. What will happen?
There’s no chance that the snake will do that.
(50%) A cat hears a strange noise outside. What might happen?
There’s a real chance that the cat will investigate.
(70%) A monkey sees someone with a banana. What might it do?
There’s a strong possibility that the monkey will try to take it.