3. Which of the following events in the passage lacks a basis to believe in?

A. They saw a ruined temple, overgrown with brambles and thickets.

B. Before he sets on the engine, he always takes a minute to pray silently.

C. Doss is an obedient, patient, and clever taxi driver.

D. Doss saw a man come out of a temple and had a feeling to keep an eye on him.

4. How is a fact different from a belief? A. Both of them demonstrate the concept of truthfulness.

B. A fact is something true and can be proven, while a belief is something that is believed in but does not require to be proven further.

C. A fact is something that occurred and existed, while a belief is something that does not exist.

D. A fact is something that existed while a belief is something that does not exist but continuously believed in.​