Subjective vs. Objective Point of View

What are facts?

• Statements that can be tested or measured to prove if they are true or not.

• Opinions that vary from person to person.

• Ideas that are widely accepted without proof.

• Theories that require extensive research to validate.

What type of sources typically use objective writing?

• Newspapers, biographies, and textbooks.

• Novels, poems, and short stories.

• Personal blogs, opinion pieces, and editorials.

• Diaries, memoirs, and autobiographies.

What is the definition of 'Subjective Point of View'?

• A perspective that is influenced by personal feelings, opinions, and interpretations.

• A viewpoint based solely on factual evidence and objective analysis.

• A perspective that disregards personal emotions and focuses on universal truths.

• A way of seeing things that is entirely based on collective societal norms.

What is the definition of 'Objective Point of View'?

• A perspective that is based on observable and verifiable facts, free from personal bias.

• A viewpoint influenced by personal feelings and opinions.

• A narrative style that focuses on the emotional experiences of characters.

• A perspective that emphasizes subjective interpretations of events.

Is the statement 'The sky is blue' objective or subjective?

• Subjective

• Objective

• Ambiguous

• Personal

Give an example of an objective statement.

• The Earth revolves around the Sun.

• It seems like it might rain tomorrow.

• I think that movie was great.

• She is the best player on the team.

What type of sources typically use subjective writing?

• Personal blogs, opinion columns, and memoirs.

• Scientific journals and research papers.

• Textbooks and encyclopedias.

• News articles and reports.

How can you identify an objective statement?

• It can be verified through evidence or research.

• It is based on personal feelings and opinions.

• It is always written in the first person.

• It includes emotional language and bias.

How can you identify a subjective statement?

• It reflects personal feelings or beliefs and cannot be proven true or false.

• It is based on factual evidence and can be verified.

• It presents a universal truth that applies to everyone.

• It is a statement that can be measured and quantified.

Is the statement 'I think summer is the best season' objective or subjective?

• Objective

• Subjective

• Neutral

• Ambiguous