Facts, Opinions and Rhetorical Questions

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What are rhetorical questions used for?

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Rhetorical questions are used to make readers reflect and emphasize a point.

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What is a rhetorical question?

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A rhetorical question is a question not meant to be answered.

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Is 'It sure is hot today, isn't it?' a rhetorical question?

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True, this is a rhetorical question.

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What is something that’s true for you but not for everyone called?

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An opinion.

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What is an opinion?

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An opinion is the way you think or feel about a topic.

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What is a fact?

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A fact is something that can be proven to be true.

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How do opinions differ from facts?

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Opinions are personal beliefs or feelings, while facts are objective truths that can be verified.

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Can a rhetorical question have an implied answer?

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Yes, rhetorical questions often imply an answer that the speaker believes is obvious.

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Give an example of a rhetorical question.

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'Isn't it a bit late to be asking that?' is a rhetorical question.

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What is the purpose of using opinions in writing?

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Opinions can persuade readers and provide personal insights.