Fact or opinion grade 4

Fact or opinion grade 4

By Selangan Hyldgaard

Are you ready? The story you are about to read is an example of a narrative text. Picture out the story in your mind. It will help you in understanding the characters, the setting, and plot.

Have you ever experienced attending a simple thanksgiving party? When was that? How was your experience? We prepared a story for you about being invited to a simple celebration.

What’s New

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Multiple Choice

1. Who are the characters in the story?

• a. Mang Kardo, Aling Connie, and Aling Myrna

• b. Mang Kardo, Ana, and Ada

• c. Mang Kardo, Aling Connie, and Riza

• d. Mang Kardo, Kumpare, and Aling Myrna

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2. What is the celebration in Aling Myrna’s house?

• a. Thanksgiving party

• b. Wedding

• c. Birthday party

• d. Mass

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3. Why did Aling Myrna invite Aling Connie’s family?

• a. Because they are family friends

• b. Because they are wealthy

• c. Because they are poor

• d. Because they wanted to attend

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4. What sentence expresses fact?

• a. There will be a thanksgiving party at our house tomorrow.

• b. I believe you are really fit in that position.

• c. It seems the children would love to attend.

• d. I think my children will be glad to see you.

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5. What sentence expresses an opinion?

• a. I think my children will be glad to see you.

• b. There will be a thanksgiving party at our house tomorrow.

• c. I am promoted as supervisor of the LEBB Corporation.

• d. Riza my daughter and Anna your daughter are classmates.

What is a fact?

​A fact is something that is true and supported by evidence.

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What is an opinion?

​An opinion is only a belief. It is also an expression of a person’s feelings. Clue words like “think,” “believe,” “feel,” “probably,” or “seems” signal an opinion. Example: Perhaps only sons should be treated well.

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" Fact speaks about something that is true. It is based on evidence. Opinion, on the other hand, is based on a person’s point of view. " 

Read each sentence carefully. Decide whether the sentence expresses fact or opinion.

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Multiple Choice

1. There will be a thanksgiving party at Aling Myrna’s house.

• Fact

• Opinion

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2. Aling Myrna was promoted as supervisor.

• Fact

• Opinion

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3. I believe you really fit in that position.

• Fact

• Opinion

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4. Riza my daughter and Anna your daughter are classmates.

• Fact

• Opinion

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5. I think my children will be glad to see you.

• Fact

• Opinion

What’s More

Read the story below. Distinguish fact from opinion.

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​Boys and Girls Lea E. Basquinas

At school, during English class, Mr. Mahinay asked the class to group themselves and make a thank you card as an output. All the groups were busy doing their output. “Jilian, do you have another bond paper? May I ask for 2 pieces please,” asked Zaira.

“I think I have plenty. Here, take 3 pieces,” said Jilian, giving the pieces of bond paper to Zaira.

“Thank you, Jilian. You are so kind,” said Zaira.

Zarie was busy coloring the thank you card, when Zaira borrowed one of her crayons.

“May I borrow your yellow crayon, Zarie,” said Zaira.

“Here, Zaira,” said Zarie, handing over the yellow crayon to Zaira.

“I believe your card is more beautiful than mine,” said Zaira.

“Perhaps Jilian’s thank you card is the most beautiful,” replied Zarie.

“I don’t think so,” said Jilian. “I think all of our thank-you cards are beautiful.”

“Jilian is right,” declared Mr. Mahinay. “Every artwork is unique. Just like you little girls, you are all beautiful. You are unique from each other,” said Mr. Mahinay. ​

Multiple Choice

1. It seems that Jilian’s thank you card is the most beautiful.

• Fact

• Opinion

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2. I think I have plenty.

• Fact

• Opinion

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3. I believe your card is more beautiful than mine.

• Fact

• Opinion

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4. Mr. Mahinay asked the class to group themselves and make a thank you card as an output.

• Fact

• Opinion

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5. I think all of our thank you cards are beautiful.

• Fact

• Opinion

What I Have Learned

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is something that is true and supported by evidence.

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is only a belief. It is also an expression of a person’s feelings.

What I Can Do

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Your task is to write 3 sentences expressing facts and 3 sentences expressing opinions.

Let’s try a new challenge. This challenge will help you apply what you have learned in this lesson.

Open Ended

Write 3 sentences expressing facts.

Open Ended

Write 3 sentences expressing opinions.

​Assessment

Read the story. Then, examine each sentences and decide whether each expresses a fact or opinion.

Subject | Subject

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​Running for President

Lea E. Basquinas

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​ In every school, there is an umbrella organization for the pupils. An example of this is the “Supreme Pupil Government” wherein the pupils are being elected to practice and hone their leadership potentials.

“Good morning class,” greeted Ms. Villar. “The Supreme Pupil Government (SPG) election is fast approaching. There shall be two parties only. I think, for those who are interested, you may now start filing your certificate of candidacy,” she explained.

“I want to run as SPG president,” Danny said.

“Me, too. I want to run as president, but I’m a girl,” said Alaine. ​

Ms. Villar heard their conversation and explained to the class the idea of gender equality.

“Our organization is not biased. Whether you are a boy or a girl, as long as you can perform the duties and responsibilities of being a president, you are very much welcome. So, Alaine and Danny, submit to me your documents.”

Multiple Choice

1. I believe there is gender equality in terms of choice.

• Fact

• Opinion

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2. Our organization is not biased.

• Fact

• Opinion

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3. Whether you are a boy or a girl, as long as you can perform the duties and responsibilities of being a president, you are very much welcome.

• Fact

• Opinion

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4. The Supreme Pupil Government (SPG) election is fast approaching.

• Fact

• Opinion

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5. I think, for those who are interested, you may now start filing your certificate of candidacy.

• Fact

• Opinion