Facts and Opinions

A fact is something that is

• true

• false

• terrible

• interesting

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A fact can be

• judged

• changed

• proven

• modified

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Which is an example of a fact?

• Spinach is better tasting than turnips.

• Painting is a great hobby for people.

• Golden retrievers make wonderful pets.

• Plants need water and sunlight in order to survive.

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To know if a statement is true, you must pay attention to the

• words and adjectives

• source and information

• should and predictions

• think and believe

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If it's a fact you will be able to

• pay attention

• find an answer

• prove it

• document it

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You can find facts in all of the following, except

• historical information

• mathematical information

• science information

• should statements

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An opinion is a ___________ or judgment.

• number

• fact

• adjective

• belief

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Opinions show how someone ________ about something.

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To know if a statement is an opinion look for

• historical information

• mathematical information

• value words

• judgements

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Opinions include

• facts

• "should" statements

• proven statements

• interesting things

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