Premise: One man in a brown coat steadying a cart with two boxes of fruit while trying to retrieve a pear that fell on the bumpy pavement made of brick .
Correct statement: Chances are about even that the man will sell the fallen pear at a discount .
Incorrect statement: It is certain that the man will sell the fallen pear at a discount .
Correct statement: It is almost certain that a man is going to market to sell some fruit .
Incorrect statement: We doubt that a man is going to market to sell some fruit .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that he sells his fruit very cheap .
Incorrect statement: It is impossible that he sells his fruit very cheap .
Correct statement: It is impossible that the man was going to eat the pear .
Incorrect statement: It is probably the case that the man was going to eat the pear .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that the man is a trader
Incorrect statement: It is improbable that the man is a trader