Premise: A small child points at a moped .
Correct statement: Chances are about even that the child knows what the moped is called .
Incorrect statement: It is impossible that the child knows what the moped is called .
Correct statement: Chances are about even that a child is pointing at a moving moped .
Incorrect statement: It is impossible that a child is pointing at a moving moped .
Correct statement: There is a better than even chance that a small child wants a moped .
Incorrect statement: Chances are slight that a small child wants a moped .
Correct statement: Chances are about even that a small child points at a moped to ride it .
Incorrect statement: It is highly unlikely that a small child points at a moped to ride it .
Correct statement: There is little chance that a youth sees something to ride .
Incorrect statement: It is likely that a youth sees something to ride .