19. A
There are 4 papers with a score of 6, and there are 12 papers total. So the probability of selecting a paper with a score of 6 is

. Dividing both sides by 4 will simplify it to

.
20. F
There are 2 papers with a score greater than 7, and there are 12 papers total. The probability of selecting a paper with a score greater than 7 is

. This can be simplified by dividing both sides by 2. The answer then comes out to

.