Question

Learning Task 1: Encircle the

answer.
1. An acceptance that the statement is true or that
something exists is called A. belief B. conviction
C. Knowledge
D. opinion
2. It is a firmly held and stable, long-term belief
A. belief
B. conviction C. knowledge D. opinion
3. It is a view or judgment formed about something,
not necessarily based on fact or knowledge
A. belief B. conviction C. decision D. opinion
4. I think it will rain today. This is an example of
A. belief B. conviction
C. fact D. opinion
5. The sun rises and sets every single day. It is an
example of A. belief B. conviction C. fact
6. Which of the following statements does not
belong to the group?
A. Avoid getting a wound or injury on Good Friday
because it will never heal.
B. Singing while cooking will make you single for the
rest of your life.
C. Combing your hair at night will bring bad luck.
D. What you do to others will come back to you.​

Answer 1

1. Belief.

2. Conviction.

3. Opinion.

4. Opinion.

5. Fact.

6. What you do to others will come back to you (Belief).

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Belief: an acceptance that the statement is true or that something exists. For example, I believe that it's impossible to walk on water.

2. Conviction: It is a firmly held and stable, long-term belief. For example, I'm convicted that the kids if properly groomed would be great leaders and future presidents.

3. Opinion: It is a view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge. For example, I think John likes to dance and swim in the morning.

4. I think it will rain today. This is an example of opinion.

5. The sun rises and sets every single day. It is an example of fact. A fact can be defined as an evidential information provided about a specific topic, event or subject matter in its actual and true conditions. Thus, a fact clearly and concisely presents the fundamental reality of a subject based on an empirical study and/or objective consensus.

6. What you do to others will come back to you is considered to be a belief in some cultures, it is known as karma or nemesis. However, the other examples are opinion which isn't based on knowledge or fact and cannot be backed up by evidence.