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    Philosophy

    June Nicole G. Valencia 12 ABM – 3 (BATCH 2)

    DIRECTIONS: Examine the following statements inside the box by


    distinguishing opinion from truth. Write your answers in the table.
    TRUTH OPINION
    1. Living near the school is better
    1. It takes 30 minutes to walk from my
    because we don’t have to spend
    home to school.
    much for transportation.
    2. My sister is a selfish person
    2. My sister ate the last piece of pizza. because she ate the last piece of
    pizza and did not share it with me.
    3. The aggressive manner by which
    3. The policemen firmly pushed the
    the policemen arrested the suspect
    suspect to his knees and place him in
    is an example of brutality that
    handcuffs.
    characterizes our police force.

    QUESTION:
    What have you noticed from the statements? What are the key differences
    between truth and opinion?
    I've noticed from the statements that the truth can be verified or
    proven as a fact, while opinion is an expression of judgment or belief
    about something. The primary difference between truth and opinion is
    that truth is supported by facts and evidence of reality, while opinion is
    rooted in emotions and is biased. Pieces of evidence are used to verify the
    truth. On the contrary, there is no evidence to back up the opinion. Facts
    explain what happened. Unlike an opinion, that represents a perception
    about something. The truth explains what actually took place or occurred,
    compared to an opinion that reflects a point of view of someone on
    something. The truth is an objective statement, whereas an opinion is a
    subjective statement.

    DIRECTIONS: Identify the following situations whether it is opinion or truth.


    Support your answer.
    1. My sister gave birth to her baby boy at exactly 8:45 am on July 04, 2015,
    through cesarean delivery.
    Opinion Truth
    Why: It explains what happened and is based solely on factual reality, so it
    is true. It provides evidence that can prove its accurate information and
    can be confirmed by other sources.
    2. My sister gave birth to her baby boy through cesarean because she believes
    that it is a safer way of delivering a baby.
    Opinion Truth
    Why: The statement represents someone's own perception about
    something, resulting in it being an opinion. It is based on the judgment
    and emotion of someone, which is the reason why the person is biased
    about their statement.

    Select the keyword that best fits the statement in each item, Encircle the
    chosen letter.

    1. The Correspondence Theory of truth asserts that truth must


    a. be agreed upon by two people.
    b. corresponds with experience and fact
    c. be based on myth and reality
    d. be agreed upon by three people only

    2. This theory of truth is the agreement of things with one another.


    a. Pragmatic Theory of Truth
    b. Correspondence Theory of Truth
    c. Coherence Theory of Truth
    d. Dialectical Theory of Truth

    3. The truth of a belief is tested by its satisfactory results when it is put


    into operation
    a. Pragmatic Theory of Truth
    b. Coherence Theory of Truth
    c. Correspondence Theory of Truth
    d. Dialectical Theory of Truth

    4. This theory of truth deals with the consistency of the truth of statements
    claimed within the system that is being used.
    a. Correspondence Theory of Truth
    b. Coherence Theory of Truth
    c. Pragmatic Theory of Truth
    d. Dialectical Theory of Truth
    5. You know that “Snow is white” if and only if snow is white.
    a. Correspondence Theory of Truth
    b. Coherence Theory of Truth
    c. Pragmatic Theory of Truth
    d. Dialectical Theory of Truth

    6. Truth is a property of an extensive body of interrelated statements;


    hence, statements have degrees of truth and falsity.
    a. Correspondence Theory of Truth
    b. Coherence Theory of Truth
    c. Pragmatic Theory of Truth
    d. Dialectical Theory of Truth

    7. This theory of truth is tantamount to the belief in the good or practical


    consequence that an idea would bring.
    a. Correspondence Theory of Truth
    b. Coherence Theory of Truth
    c. Pragmatic Theory of Truth
    d. Dialectical Theory of Truth

    8. Formal discussion entails process.


    a. Argument
    b. Lecture
    c. Discussion
    d. Debate

    9. Informal discourse does not entail tedious preparation


    a. Lecture
    b. Debate
    c. Argument
    d. Discussion

    10. It is true if it is exact conformity to what is observed in their actual


    status and relations.
    a. Rational
    b. Concrete
    c. Reasonable
    d. Empirical

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