When using the Unit Normal table, you will want to follow the following steps to find the answer to the following questions.

1. Start by drawing the normal distribution and shade in the area that you are trying to determine.

2. Calculate the Z- score (if it is not provided for you).

3. Look up the Z-score in the Unit Normal table. Identify which column (B, C, or D) will give you your answer based on the drawing in Step 1. Remember that proportions cannot be negative even if a Z-score is (because they tell us the number of scores in the distribution between 0% and 100%).

Please answer the following questions.

1. What proportion of the normal distribution corresponds to z-score values greater than z = 1.00?

2. What is the proportion of scores in the body for a z-score of 2.85?

3. What is the proportion between the mean and the z-score for a z= -0.27?