Read the following scenario. Select the correct term to complete the sentences from the choices given in brackets. Melanie crates a board game with a spinner that has eight equally sized sectors. The spinner had lose a turn on one sector, go again on another, move back one space on one sector, move two spaces on two sectors, and take a card on three sectors. Melanie believes that it is [equally likely/less likely/more likely] players will spin lose a turn or go again; this is her [qualitative prediction/ quantitative comparison]. When Melanie conducts the [probability/ simple experiment] of spinning the spinner repeatedly and then analyzes the results, she determines that go again was spun 30% as many times as take a card; this is a [quantitive comparison/ qualitative prediction] about the results.