Fact or Opinion?

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What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?

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A fact is a statement that can be proven true or false, while an opinion is a personal belief or judgment that is not universally accepted as true.

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Can you give an example of a fact?

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An example of a fact is: 'The capital of France is Paris.'

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Can you give an example of an opinion?

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An example of an opinion is: 'Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor.'

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What is a statement that can be verified through evidence?

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A statement that can be verified through evidence is called a fact.

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What type of statement is 'The Earth is flat'?

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The statement 'The Earth is flat' is an opinion, as it contradicts scientific evidence.

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What is the significance of distinguishing between fact and opinion in writing?

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Distinguishing between fact and opinion is important in writing to ensure clarity, credibility, and to avoid misleading the audience.

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How can you identify a fact in a text?

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You can identify a fact in a text by looking for statements that can be supported by evidence or data.

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How can you identify an opinion in a text?

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You can identify an opinion in a text by looking for subjective statements that reflect personal beliefs or feelings.

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What is an example of a factual statement about animals?

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An example of a factual statement about animals is: 'Dogs are mammals.'

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What is an example of an opinion about sports?

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An example of an opinion about sports is: 'Soccer is more exciting than basketball.'