"Standard Normal Distribution", where the mean is always0 and the standard deviation is always 1. In real life "normal situations", the mean is not 0 and the standard deviation is not 1. (see below for examples)

This lessonwe begin talking about general normal probability distributions that have means other than 0 and standard deviations other than 1. The goal with this discussion is simply to come up with a situation that would result in a normal probability distribution. To do this, think of a situation that has a mean and the further you get from that mean, the less likely it is to occur (think bell-shaped)

Once you come up with a situation, tell us why you think this type of distribution is called "Normal".