Chapter+zero.

shows all possible outcomes ||
 * **Term** || **Lesson** || **Definition** ||
 * **Integer** || 0-2 || negative and positive numbers including zero ||
 * **Absolute Value** || 0-3 || how far away a number is from zero on a number line ||
 * **Opposites** || 0-3 || a pair of positive and negative numbers (1,-1) ||
 * **Reciprocal** || 0-5 || flipped over fraction ||
 * **Perimeter** || 0-7 || the distance around a shape ||
 * **Circle** || 0-7 || a ring like shape (round) ||
 * **Diameter** || 0-7 || the distance across a circle through the middle ||
 * **Center** || 0-7 || the point in the very middle ||
 * **Circumference** || 0-7 || the distance around the circle (perimeter) ||
 * **Radius** || 0-7 || distance from the middle of the circle to any point on the outside ||
 * **Area** || 0-8 || number of square units needed to cover a surface. measured in square units ||
 * **Volume** || 0-9 || the measure of space occupied by a solid. measured in cubic units ||
 * **Surface Area** || 0-10 || sum of the areas of all the surfaces, or faces, of a solid. measured in square units ||
 * **Probability** || 0-11 || what i am looking for over all options ||
 * **Sample Space** || 0-11 || a list of possible outcomes ||
 * **Complements** || 0-11 || events for rolling a 1 and not rolling a 1 are called complements ||
 * **Tree Diagram** || 0-11 || method used for counting the number of possible outcomes. last column of the diagram
 * **Odds** || 0-11 || what i am looking for over everything I am not looking for ||
 * **Mean** || 0-12 || the average ||
 * **Median** || 0-12 || the middle number when the set of numbers is arranged in numerical order ||
 * **Mode** || 0-12 || the number that appears the most in a set of data ||
 * **Range** || 0-12 || the difference between the greatest and least numbers in a set of data ||
 * **Quartile** || 0-12 || values that separate data into four equal subsets ||
 * **Lower Quartile** || 0-12 || divides the lower half of the data into two equal parts ||
 * **Upper Quartile** || 0-12 || divides the upper half of the data into two equal parts ||
 * **Bar Graph** || 0-13 || compares categories of data with bars representing the frequency ||
 * **Histogram** || 0-13 || a type of bar graph used to display numerical data that have been organized into equal intervals ||
 * **Line Graph** || 0-13 || shows change over time ||
 * **Circle Graph** || 0-13 || a graph that shows the relationship between parts of the data and the whole ||
 * **Outliers** || 0-13 || data that is way more or way less than the rest. not normal. an outsider ||

===** Great! It really looks like you used your own words! Grade: 10 ** ===