Facts and Opinions Assessment

The video tutorial explains the difference between facts and opinions using examples. It introduces a character named Nana, highlighting factual information about her and contrasting it with opinions. The tutorial emphasizes that facts are verifiable truths, while opinions are subjective beliefs. It provides examples to illustrate how opinions can vary among individuals, even when based on the same facts. The video aims to help viewers distinguish between what is known and what is believed.

Where does Nana live?

• Paris

• New York

• London

• Tokyo

How old is Nana?

• Ten

• Nine

• Seven

• Eight

What is a fact about Nana?

• She is very nice

• She lives in London

• She never shares chocolates

• She is rude

Which of the following is a fact?

• Nana is not nice

• Nana is very kind

• Nana is nine years old

• Nana is the best friend

What is an opinion about Nana?

• She is very nice

• She shares chocolates

• She is nine years old

• She lives in London

What is the main difference between a fact and an opinion?

• Facts are beliefs, opinions are proven

• Facts can be proven, opinions are beliefs

• Facts are subjective, opinions are objective

• Opinions are always true, facts are not

Which statement is an opinion?

• My mother is the best

• My mother is 40 years old

• The bus is yellow

• My school is blue

What can be said about opinions?

• They are the same for everyone

• They are universally agreed upon

• They are based on facts

• They are always true

Which of the following is a fact?

• The food is delicious

• The phone is blue

• My teacher is the best

• My brother is annoying

What is an example of an opinion?

• Fire is hot

• The sky is blue

• Water is wet

• My teacher is kind