Question

Knowledge doubt Fact opinion claim argument truth preposition beliefs coclusion

Answer 1

Explanation:

Fact: Statement about the real world supported by convergent evidence. Facts can be empirical, analytical, evaluative, or metaphysical.

Opinion: Self-report or attitudinal statement.

False claim: Statement about the real world refuted by the evidence.

Untested claim: Vague, ambiguous, or incomplete claim OR factual claim for which evidence is yet unavailable.