Objective vs. Subjective

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What is an objective statement?

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An objective statement is a statement that is based on observable and verifiable facts, free from personal feelings or opinions.

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What is a subjective statement?

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A subjective statement is a statement that reflects personal feelings, opinions, or beliefs, and may not be based on factual evidence.

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Give an example of an objective statement.

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"The sky is blue." This statement can be observed and verified.

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Give an example of a subjective statement.

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"Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor." This is based on personal preference.

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What type of writing is considered objective?

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Objective writing includes news articles, scientific reports, and academic papers that focus on facts.

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What type of writing is considered subjective?

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Subjective writing includes personal essays, opinion pieces, and creative writing that express personal views.

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Why is it important to distinguish between objective and subjective statements?

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Understanding the difference helps in evaluating information critically and recognizing bias.

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What is a key characteristic of objective writing?

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Objective writing presents information without the author's personal opinions or emotions.

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What is a key characteristic of subjective writing?

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Subjective writing often includes the author's personal opinions, emotions, and interpretations.

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How can you identify an objective text?

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An objective text typically includes facts, statistics, and multiple sources to support its claims.

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