Fact and Opinion

What is self-evidence?

• Self-evidence refers to beliefs that are subjective and vary by individual.

• Self-evidence is a type of evidence that requires extensive proof.

• Self-evidence is a legal term used in court to describe evidence that is not clear.

• Self-evidence is a quality of propositions that are universally accepted as true without requiring proof.

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Which of the following is an example of anecdotal evidence?

• A review of medical literature on weight loss.

• A scientific study on diet and exercise.

• A personal story about weight loss.

• A statistical report on obesity rates.

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What does it mean when someone uses an argument from authority?

• It means using personal experience to support a claim.

• It means dismissing all opinions without consideration.

• It means relying solely on statistical data for a claim.

• It means relying on the opinion of an authority figure as evidence for a claim.

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What type of evidence is based on observation and experimentation?

• Empirical evidence

• Statistical evidence

• Anecdotal evidence

• Theoretical evidence

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Which of the following best describes anecdotal evidence?

• Hypothetical scenarios presented as facts.

• Expert opinions without personal experience.

• Statistical data from large studies.

• Personal accounts or stories used as evidence.

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What is the main characteristic of empirical evidence?

• It relies solely on intuition and beliefs.

• It is based on theoretical assumptions.

• It is derived from untested hypotheses.

• It is based on observation and experience.

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Identify if the statement 'Experts agree that climate change is real' is a fact or an opinion.

• It is a personal belief.

• fact

• It is a theory that needs more evidence.

• It is a subjective interpretation.

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Which type of evidence relies on personal stories?

• Anecdotal evidence

• Testimonial evidence

• Experimental evidence

• Statistical evidence

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Is the statement 'It is better to study in the morning' a fact or an opinion?

• fact

• opinion

• certainty

• truth

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What distinguishes empirical evidence from other types of evidence?

• Empirical evidence is distinguished by its reliance on observable and measurable data.

• Empirical evidence relies solely on personal beliefs.

• Empirical evidence is derived from anecdotal experiences.

• Empirical evidence is based on theoretical assumptions.

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