Introduction > > In every communication with our friends, families, and others, we usually use or mention words which have no strictly measured "rank or weight", especially if we are not certain of what we are talking about. In fact, these words are generally used in academic society, e.g. instruction. Because there are no certainties among these words, they are open to a lot of interpretations that may sometimes lead to misconceptions or misunderstandings. > > > Questionnaire > > Indicate the degree of certainty (from 0% - 100%) in the following sentences. > > 1. It is certainly true. % > > 2. It is definitely true. % > > 3. It is hardly true. % > > 4. It is likely true. % > > 5. It is nearly true. % > > 6. It is not true. % > > 7. It is perhaps true. % > > 8. It is possibly true. % > > 9. It is probably true. % > > 10. It is surely true. % > > > > Date: Grade: