Premise: A young boy jumping barefoot on a trampoline in his grassy backyard .
Correct statement: Chances are about even that the child is jumping up to do a flip in midair .
Incorrect statement: It is certain that the child is jumping up to do a flip in midair .
Correct statement: It is impossible that a boys has misplaced his shoes .
Incorrect statement: It is probable that a boys has misplaced his shoes .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that a boy is high in the air .
Incorrect statement: There is almost no chance that a boy is high in the air .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that a blonde boy jumping .
Incorrect statement: There is almost no chance that a blonde boy jumping .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that a boy jumps on his brand new trampoline outside in the backyard
Incorrect statement: It is highly unlikely that a boy jumps on his brand new trampoline outside in the backyard