Understanding Probability

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'probable', describing it as something likely to be true or to happen. It discusses the support for beliefs without necessarily demonstrating them and includes a spelling exercise for the word 'probable'.

What does the term 'probable' imply?

• Something that is likely to be true

• Something that is impossible

• Something that is unlikely to happen

• Something that is definitely true

Which of the following best describes an event that is 'likely to happen'?

• An event that has no chance of occurring

• An event that is impossible to predict

• An event that has a good chance of occurring

• An event that is certain to occur

How does probability support belief?

• By providing absolute proof

• By ensuring certainty

• By giving ground for belief without demonstrating

• By eliminating all doubts

What is the correct spelling of the word discussed in the last section?

• P-r-o-b-l-e

• P-r-o-b-a-b-l-e

• P-r-o-b-a-l-e

• P-r-o-e-r-e-l-e

Which section of the video focuses on the spelling of 'probable'?

• Likelihood and Support

• Introduction to Probable

• None of the above

• Spelling and Reinforcement