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People often use probability statements to describe events that can only happen once. For example, a political consultant may offer their opinion about the probability that a particular candidate may win the next election. Probability statements like these are based on $q,$ probabilities.$/$ Mense gebruik dikwels waarskynlikheidsverklarings om gebeurtenisse te beskryf wat slegs een keer kan gebeur. $\text{'}$N Politieke konsultant kan byoorbeeld hul mening gee oor die waarskynlikheid dat $\text{'}$n spesifieke kandidaat die volgende verkiesing kan wen. Waarskynlikheidsverklarings soos hierdie is gebaseer op $q,$ waarskynlikhede.

A$.$ universally known$/$ universeel bekend

B$.$ objective$/$ objektiewe

C$.$ frequency$-$based$/$ frekwensie gebasseerde

D$.$ subjective$/$ subjektiewe

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