Which type of truth concerns the nature of existence and the properties of beings?

• A. Moral Truth
• B. Logical Truth
• C. Ontological Truth
• D. Mass Media

Answer: (C)

Ontological truth deals with existence and the nature of beings—what exists and the properties or essences they have. It asks about the kinds of things that exist, what it means for something to be, and how entities are characterized or related. So when a question asks about the nature of existence and the properties of beings, ontological truth is the best fit because it focuses precisely on what there is and what those things are like at their core.

Moral truth relates to right and wrong, values, and ethical judgments; logical truth concerns necessary relations and validity within reasoning; mass media is not a type of truth about being or existence.