1Question
An art teacher has 4 red paintbrushes, 3 blue paintbrushes, and 5 black paintbrushes in a container. What is the probability of randomly choosing a blue paintbrush?
2Question
A box contains 6 matte texture papers and 2 glossy texture papers. What is the probability of selecting a matte paper?
3Question
An art supply drawer has 5 pencils, 7 markers, and 8 colored pencils. What is the probability of choosing a marker?
4Question
A student randomly picks one color from a palette with 3 warm colors and 5 cool colors. What is the probability of picking a warm color?
5Question
There are 10 sketchbook covers: 4 are plain, 3 are patterned, and 3 are metallic. What is the probability of choosing a patterned cover?
6Question
An artist has 9 watercolor pans: 2 yellow, 4 green, and 3 purple. What is the probability of choosing a color that is not yellow?
7Question
A bin contains 12 charcoal sticks and 8 pastel sticks. If one stick is chosen at random, what is the probability of choosing charcoal?
8Question
A classroom art shelf has 5 sketchbooks with spiral binding, 6 with sewn binding, and 9 with glued binding. What is the probability of choosing a sketchbook with sewn binding?
9Question
A student picks one of 15 printed reference images: 6 portraits, 5 landscapes, and 4 still lifes. What is the probability of selecting a landscape?
10Question
An art club has 8 members who prefer drawing, 6 who prefer painting, and 4 who prefer sculpture. If one member is chosen at random, what is the probability the member prefers painting?
11Question
A portfolio contains 14 drawings. If 9 are in black and white and 5 are in color, what is the probability of selecting a color drawing?
12Question
A mixed-media kit has 7 fabric pieces, 5 paper pieces, and 4 metal pieces. What is the probability of choosing a piece that is either fabric or paper?
13Question
A student spins a color wheel divided into 12 equal sections: 2 red, 3 blue, 1 yellow, 4 green, and 2 orange. What is the probability of landing on blue or green?
14Question
A table of art materials shows 10 brushes, 6 rulers, and 4 erasers. If one item is chosen at random, what is the probability that it is not a ruler?
15Question
An artist labels 18 prints with numbers 1 through 18. What is the probability of selecting a number that is a multiple of 3?
16Question
A gallery wall displays 24 artworks: 8 landscapes, 7 portraits, 5 abstracts, and 4 sculptures. What is the probability of selecting either a portrait or an abstract work?
17Question
A box has 5 white paint tubes, 4 black tubes, and 3 gray tubes. Two tubes are chosen at random without replacement. What is the probability that both tubes are black?
18Question
A basket contains 6 sketch pens, 5 fineliners, and 7 gel pens. Two pens are selected without replacement. What is the probability of selecting one sketch pen and one gel pen, in any order?
19Question
A student has 3 gold frames, 4 silver frames, and 5 wooden frames. Three frames are chosen without replacement. What is the probability that all three are wooden?
20Question
An art class is preparing a display board. There are 5 acrylic paintings, 4 charcoal drawings, 3 mixed-media pieces, and 8 digital prints. If two pieces are chosen without replacement, what is the probability that both are not digital prints?