A. DIRECTIONS: Identify what is being described by the statement. Write Cif it is referring to conviction
and B if it is belief. Write your answer on the space provide.
1. It is something that is considered correct and true.
2. These are personal ideas and cannot be rejected because it expresses opinion.
3. This statement is more complex as it becomes a point of view of the world.
4. It is an opinion and cannot serve as the basis for formal argument.
5. It expresses viewpoint but it is not based on facts or evidences.
and B if it is belief. Write your answer on the space provide.
1. It is something that is considered correct and true.
2. These are personal ideas and cannot be rejected because it expresses opinion.
3. This statement is more complex as it becomes a point of view of the world.
4. It is an opinion and cannot serve as the basis for formal argument.
5. It expresses viewpoint but it is not based on facts or evidences.
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1. B- belief
2. B- belief
3. C- conviction
4. B-belief
5. B- belief
Directions: Put letter A if the statement is TRUE; B if it is FALSE.
1. A belief is something that is considered correct and true.
2. A person can believe in various things such as cultural or personal faith, morality, or values. This is an example of a conviction.
3. Conviction expresses viewpoint, but it is not based on facts or other or other pieces of evidence.
4. A belief cannot serve as the basis for a formal argument.
Directions: Put letter A if the statement is TRUE; B if it is FALSE.
1. A belief is something that is considered correct and true.
2. A person can believe in various things such as cultural or personal faith, morality, or values. This is an example of a conviction.
3. Conviction expresses viewpoint, but it is not based on facts or other or other pieces of evidence.
4. A belief cannot serve as the basis for a formal argument.