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These are statements about the world or reality and may or may not carry truth.

It is the clear awareness and understanding of something.

Propositions or statements which are observed to be real or truthful are considered as _____.

When further examination is required to establish whether it is true or false, then it is called ______.

How can we know if the following statements are true:

I am alive.

I have a body.

I can breathe.

• belief is true if it can be justified through the use of one's senses

• statement is true if it is based on facts

• getting consensus or having people agree on a common belief

• requires a person to prove a statement through an action

How can we know if the following statements are true:

I understand the lesson.

I can play volleyball.

I can cook.

• belief is true if it can be justified through the use of one's senses

• statement is true if it is based on facts

• getting consensus or having people agree on a common belief

• requires a person to prove a statement through an action

How can we know if the following statements are true:

I am a Filipino.

• belief is true if it can be justified through the use of one's senses

• statement is true if it is based on facts

• getting consensus or having people agree on a common belief

• requires a person to prove a statement through an action

It is a way of determining what is true; you survey people regarding something.

• belief is true if it can be justified through the use of one's senses

• statement is true if it is based on facts

• getting consensus or having people agree on a common belief

• requires a person to prove a statement through an action

attacking the person presenting the argument instead of the argument itself.

• ad hominem

• appeal to force

• cause-and-effect

• fallacy of composition

using the threat of force or an undesirable event to advance an argument

• ad hominem

• appeal to force

• cause-and-effect

• fallacy of composition