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Controversy Exercises

1. Select the correct definition of controversy.

a. Controversy only exists when there is insufficient factual information available to settle the issue. The issue is thus controversial because we have clearly documented facts supporting both sides of the issue, but don't have the crucial facts to actually settle the issue.

b. Controversy only exists when there is credible evidence supporting both sides of an issue, so that a reasonable argument can be made for both sides, and a great deal of careful logical reasoning will be required to settle the issue.

c. Controversy exists when people disagree about an issue. Even if there is a rock-solid argument supporting one side, and absolutely no evidence for the othere side, the existence of somebody who believes in that unsupported other side will be enough to make the issue controversial, even if that person is a complete prat with no real argument whatsoever.

2. Is controversy a factual or a social condition?

a. Controversy is a factual condition because whether or not an issue is controversial depends on the known facts of the issue.

b. Controversy is a social condition because whether or not an issue is controversial depends on what people think about the issue.

3. Select the correct definition of factual relativism.

a. Factual relativism is when facts are related to each other. The fact of gravity is related to geological stratigraphy because it's the gravity of the planet earth that organizes rocks into different layers or "strata."

b. Factual relativism is when a claim is true or false depending on whether we are talking about a believer or a non-believer in that claim. For instance, the claim that two plus two equals seven is true for someone who believes it, and false for someone who doesn't.

c. Factual relativism is when the use of a term depends on the circumstances. A 6'6" person would be considered "short" if he lived in a society of basketball players but "tall" if he lived among jockeys.

4. Is factual relativism true of false?

a. Factual relativism is absolutely true, whether or not anybody actually believes in it.

b. Factual relativism is horribly, horribly, horribly, horribly, horribly, horribly false.

c. Factual relativism is true for people who believe in it and absolutely false for people who don't believe in it.

5. Select the correct definition of background knowledge.

a. Background knowledge is the collection of claims that have turned out to be supported by good arguments when subjected to careful, logical reasoning by scientists and other critical thinkers over the course of history.

b. Background knowledge is the collection of claims that are believed by a majority of people in our society.

c. Background knowledge is the collection of claims that are actually true, whether or not anyone beleves them and whether or not they've been proved yet.