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Fractions, Percentages, and DnD Scenarios

The document provides a review of converting fractions to percentages and vice versa, along with various Dungeons & Dragons (Dnd) scenarios that involve probability and decision-making based on dice rolls. It includes activities for group engagement and examples of probability concepts such as experiments, outcomes, sample space, and events. Additionally, it presents specific scenarios where players must make checks against difficulty classes (DC) to succeed in their actions.
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Fractions, Percentages, and DnD Scenarios

The document provides a review of converting fractions to percentages and vice versa, along with various Dungeons & Dragons (Dnd) scenarios that involve probability and decision-making based on dice rolls. It includes activities for group engagement and examples of probability concepts such as experiments, outcomes, sample space, and events. Additionally, it presents specific scenarios where players must make checks against difficulty classes (DC) to succeed in their actions.
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Mathematics

4th Quarter
Basics Review
Fractions
Basics Review
Convert the following from fractions to percentages and vice versa

1) 10% 6) ½
2) 50% 7) ¼
3) 80% 8) 1/6
4) 20% 9) 1/10
5) 15% 10) 4/15
Basics Review
Convert the following from fractions to percentages and vice versa

How are you able to


convert fractions to
percentages?
Basics Review
Convert the following from fractions to percentages and vice versa

How are you able to


convert percentages to
fractions?
Activity
Dnd Scenarios
Activity
A. Form groups of 6 or 7.
Dnd Scenarios
B. Assign these number modifiers to whatever stat you wish:
+2, +2, +1, +1, 0, -1. You may only use one modifier per
stat.
C. Pick a stat to use depending on the situation. Justify why.
D. Your teacher will roll an icosahedron (20-sided die)
E. Add the corresponding modifiers.
F. Determine if you rolled higher than the DC.
G. You are only allowed 3 Success
STATS
rolls.
Strength Intelligence
SPEED SIGHT
HEALTH Charisma
Trial

This barbarian-looking warrior


cleaves the air with his mighty
blade. If you get this wrong,
the wound will be grave.

DC 11
Activity Dnd Scenarios
Scenario 1
As you make your way inside a
wet cavern. Aiming to find the
lost villagers you’re desperate to
save. Looking around you’ve
travelled deep inside that the
winds outside can’t be heard.
But… cold air blows
past you…

in front of
The image became
clearer and clearer. Blue
to white scales glistened
in sight. Sapphire eyes
stare you down, as the
bloodied mouth of the
beast shows one of the
lost villager’s heads
dangling from its tooth.
The beast snarls opening
his frigid, blood-stained
mouth.
Scenario 2

You work for some time


at this lock, but it is not
giving way. And when
you think you may be
making some progress,
you hear a

“click”
A swarm of needle-thin
missiles shoots from
somewhere unseen,
piercing your skin! Even the
most skilled thief would not
have found this trap as the
mechanism was so cleverly
concealed as to be
undetectable!

Make a saving throw, DC


18.
Scenario 3
You kneel before the defaced
altar. Quietly, you apologize
for the defacement and vow
to the Smiling Lady to do all
you can to restore
Daggerford to its former
beauty.

Make a further Charisma


check, to see if your prayers
have pleased goddess
Tymora.

DC 16.
Scenario 4

A rickety wooden bridge


sways over a deep canyon,
with jagged rocks and
rushing water below. Storm
clouds gather overhead, and
strong winds make every
step treacherous. The bridge
is old and unstable, meaning
some planks will snap under
pressure.

DC 15
What do you think revolves
around the game of Dnd?
How would you describe the
dice being rolled?
Probability
Probability
How likely is something to happen
Example
Tossing a coin
Example
Throwing Dice
Example: the chances of rolling a "4"
with a die
Some words have special meaning in
Probability:

Experiment: a repeatable procedure with a


set of possible results.
Example

Experiment: a repeatable procedure with a


set of possible results.

Example: Throwing dice


Example

Experiment: a repeatable procedure with a


set of possible results.

Example: Flipping a coin


Example

Experiment: a repeatable procedure with a


set of possible results.

Example: Drawing a card


Identify the experiment in this situation

A player at a table throws a d20 to check if


they succeed in a roll of charisma to seduce
the dragon.
Some words have special meaning in
Probability:

Outcome: a possible result


Example

Outcome: a possible result

Example: 6 is one of the


outcomes of a throw of a
6-sided die
Example

Outcome: a possible result

Example: Heads is one of


the possible outcomes in
flipping a coin
Identify a possible outcome in this
situation

A player at a table throws a d20 to check if


they succeed in a roll of charisma to seduce
the dragon.
Some words have special meaning in
Probability:

Sample Space: all possible outcomes


Example

Sample Space: All possible outcomes

Example: {Heads, Tails}


Flipping a Coin
Example

Sample Space: All possible outcomes

Example: {1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6}
Rolling a 6-sided die
Identify all possible outcomes in this
situation

A player at a table throws a d20 to check if


they succeed in a roll of charisma to seduce
the dragon.
Some words have special meaning in
Probability:

Event: one or more outcomes of an


experiment

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