Sharpen students’ understanding of compound probability with this printable PDF focused on “and” events, independence, and the Multiplication Rule. The set opens with a concise word-bank warm-up and targeted multiple choice, then moves into real contexts: reading a Venn diagram, interpreting conditional probability notation like P(A|B), analyzing a two-way table, and comparing “with replacement” vs. “without replacement” selections.

Answer formats are intentionally varied—fractions, percents, and decimals rounded to four places—to build fluency and precision while reinforcing key vocabulary and concepts such as independent/dependent events and at least/more than interpretations.

Use this for guided practice, stations, or a quick check during your probability unit in Algebra I/II or Intro Stats. Problems progress naturally from visual reasoning to formula use, including a quick win on streak probabilities and an optional bonus challenge on same-color outcomes.

A complete answer key supports quick grading and student self-checking.

Keywords: Compound probability, and-probabilities, conditional probability, Venn diagram, two-way table, independence, Multiplication Rule, with and without replacement, classroom practice worksheet, printable PDF.