Premise: A young boy rides a bike down a snow covered road .
Correct statement: It is improbable that a young boy rides his bike to the store .
Incorrect statement: There is a better than even chance that a young boy rides his bike to the store .
Correct statement: It is unlikely that a young boy is enjoying a snow day from school .
Incorrect statement: It is probable that a young boy is enjoying a snow day from school .
Correct statement: It is highly unlikely that a boy races his friend down the road .
Incorrect statement: It is likely that a boy races his friend down the road .
Correct statement: It is unlikely that a boy is heading home on his bicycle .
Incorrect statement: It is certain that a boy is heading home on his bicycle .
Correct statement: We doubt that the young boy is riding to his friend 's house .
Incorrect statement: We believe that the young boy is riding to his friend 's house .