
Fact and Opinion
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English
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8th Grade
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Arlyn Roman
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Fact vs. Opinion
The art of understanding the difference.
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Why do we need to know the difference?
Facts keep things real.
Opinions can be misleading.
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Opinions, what are they?
Opinions contain feelings.
Opinions are based on personal beliefs.
Opinions cannot be proven or measured.
Opinions have certain descriptors like; thought, ought, would, could, should and best.
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What are facts?
Simple: Facts are provable and measurable.
Facts do not contain feeling descriptors.
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Facts are something that is:
Measurable.
Filled with feelings.
Provable.
Biased.
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Multiple Select
An example of an opinion would be:
George Washington was the first President of the United States.
Tricycles have three wheels.
Schools should've opened fully instead of going remote.
Wakanda is a country created by Marvel.
Fact vs. Opinion
The art of understanding the difference.
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