
ENGLISH 8
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8th Grade
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Jeraldine Quimson
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12 Slides • 16 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What are personal views based on emotions or feelings called?
Facts
Opinions
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Multiple Choice
Statements that can be tested or measured to prove if they are true or not.
Facts
Opinions
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Multiple Choice
The type of writing where the author sticks to telling the facts and does not express his or her personal feelings, views, judgement, or opinions.
Objective
Subjective
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Multiple Choice
The type of writing where an author can be seen to be expressing his/her personal view.
Objective
Subjective
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The type of writing where an author expresses his/her thoughts about a subject.
Objective
Subjective
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The type of writing where an author expresses his/ or her judgments about a topic.
Objective
Subjective
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The type of writing where an author sets aside his or her personal feelings and only reports the facts, events, and what was observed.
Objective
Subjective
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Multiple Choice
Persuasive writing often involves using personal judgments, thoughts, and opinions to sway the reader. Because of this, persuasive writing is almost always what type of writing?
Objective
Subjective
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When trying to make a decision about something that we have strong feelings about, it can be hard to remain _____________.
Objective
Subjective
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Bias is "prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair." What kind of writing would be most likely to show bias?
Objective
Subjective
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Fact or Opinion: "Deserts are actually defined by the amount of rainfall they receive rather than their temperature. Because of this, the largest desert in the world is actually Antarctica."
Fact
Opinion
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Fact or Opinion: "I don't think Antarctica should be called a desert because it isn't hot."
Fact
Opinion
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"The tallest building in the world is the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, a skyscraper 2,722 feet tall."
Objective Statement
Subjective Statement
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"The Houston Texans defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars yesterday in Jacksonville and moved into first place in their division."
Objective Statement
Subjective Statement
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"Professional athletes are paid too much."
Objective Statement
Subjective Statement
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What is the difference between facts and opinion?
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