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    This document introduces a knowledge task that asks the reader to cut up and organize statements about different types of knowledge into categories. It provides 20 statements about various facts, skills, relationships, beliefs, and experiences that one could claim to know. The task is meant to compare categorization results with a friend and see if the same organization was reached.

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    This document introduces a knowledge task that asks the reader to cut up and organize statements about different types of knowledge into categories. It provides 20 statements about various facts, skills, relationships, beliefs, and experiences that one could claim to know. The task is meant to compare categorization results with a friend and see if the same organization was reached.

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    INTRODUCTION TO KNOWLEDGE TASK:

    Cut up the following statements about knowledge and try to organize them in different
    categories. Compare your results with a friend. Did you come up with the same result?

    I know my best friend.


    I know how to tie my shoelaces.
    I know that 1+1=2.
    I know that I don’t like eye ball soup.
    I know how my friend felt when she broke up with her
    boyfriend.
    I know that Armstrong landed on the moon.
    I know that ‘vert’ means ‘green’ in English.
    I know that it hurts when I kick a stone.
    I know that I am a (wo)man.
    I know where my country is on the world map.
    I know that I am in love with X.
    I know that God does (not) exist.
    I know eating X will make me sick.
    I know that killing is wrong.
    I know that water boils at 100 degrees Celcius.
    I know that grass is green.
    I know that x was guilty of murder.
    I know that acupuncture does (not) work.
    I know that democracy is (not) the best political system.
    I know that I am mortal.

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