Expressing Uncertainty and Beliefs Quiz

The phrase 'I'm not sure' indicates a lack of certainty.

The phrase 'I'm absolutely certain' expresses a high level of belief.

The phrase 'It's highly unlikely' conveys a strong sense of uncertainty.

'Conceivably' suggests a level of uncertainty or possibility.

The phrase 'It's plausible' suggests a skeptical view, questioning the likelihood.

'Supposedly' indicates a level of uncertainty or doubt about the stated information.

'Presumably' suggests a level of uncertainty or assumption.

The term 'likely' indicates a probability or likelihood of success.

The use of 'appears' introduces an element of doubt about the person's knowledge.

'Certainly' indicates a high level of conviction or belief.

'Speculated' introduces an element of doubt about the likelihood of the company merging.

'Certainly' indicates the strongest level of conviction or belief.

'Possibly' implies a high level of doubt or uncertainty.

'Hypothetically' implies a speculative or uncertain scenario.

'Allegedly' suggests a degree of skepticism or doubt about the truth of the statement.

'Putatively' implies a supposed or presumed situation.

'Purportedly' suggests the possibility of the stated incident, with some doubt about its authenticity.