
Fact or Opinion
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English
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3rd Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Deuntae Jefferson
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5 Slides • 16 Questions
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🔍 “Is It True or Just What You Think?”
Understanding Fact and Opinion
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What Is a Fact?
Definition:
A fact is something that is true and can be proven.
✅ It can be checked in books, on a map, in real life, or with information.
Examples:
The Earth orbits the sun.
Penguins cannot fly.
A triangle has three sides.
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What Is an Opinion?
Definition:
An opinion tells what someone thinks or feels.
Different people may have different opinions.
⭐ Clue words: best, favorite, should, think, feel, believe
Examples:
Pizza is the best food.
I think summer is the most fun season.
Dogs are better than cats.
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Fact vs. Opinion
Compare:
Fact | Opinion |
|---|---|
Can be proven | Cannot be proven |
Always true | What someone believes |
Uses numbers, dates, real info | Uses feelings, clue words |
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Multiple Choice
Decide if the sentence is a fact or an opinion.
Tigers have stripes.
Fact
Opinion
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Multiple Choice
Decide if the sentence is a fact or an opinion.
Tigers are the coolest animals.
Fact
Opinion
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Multiple Choice
Decide if the sentence is a fact or an opinion.
A year has 12 months.
Fact
Opinion
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Multiple Choice
Decide if the sentence is a fact or an opinion.
Vanilla ice cream tastes better than chocolate.
Fact
Opinion
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Multiple Choice
Decide if the sentence is a fact or an opinion.
Our school has a library.
Fact
Opinion
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Categorize
Pizza is the best food.
A whale is a mammal.
I believe math is fun.
A desert gets very little rain.
Put each sentence into the correct category.
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Clue Word Helpers
Look for clue words that often show an opinion:
think • believe • best • worst • should • favorite • feel
Example:
I think dolphins are the smartest animals. → Opinion
Dolphins can swim quickly. → Fact
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is a fact?
Cats are the cutest pets.
Cats have whiskers.
Cats are more fun than dogs.
Cats should stay inside.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is an opinion?
A bird has two wings.
Rain falls from clouds.
I think rainy days are boring.
A week has seven days.
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Multiple Choice
Read the paragraph:
Sam rode his bike to the park. The ride was two miles long. Sam thinks it was the best trip ever.
Which sentence from the paragraph is an opinion?
Sam rode his bike.
The ride was two miles.
It was the best trip ever.
Sam went to the park.
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Multiple Choice
Which one is a fact?
Blue is the prettiest color.
Everyone should play soccer.
Soccer is played with a ball.
Soccer is the best sport.
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Multiple Choice
Which one is an opinion?
The sun gives off light.
The sun is way too bright.
The sun is a star.
The sun rises in the east.
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Multiple Choice
Read the paragraph:
Jill planted three flowers in her garden. They were yellow and grew to be six inches tall. Jill thinks the flowers made her yard look amazing.
Which sentence is a fact?
The flowers were six inches tall.
The flowers made the yard look amazing.
The flowers were the most beautiful ever.
Jill thinks the flowers are perfect.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is an opinion?
A spider has eight legs.
Spiders are creepy.
Spiders can spin webs.
A spider is an arachnid.
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Multiple Choice
Which one is a fact?
Apples taste better than oranges.
Apples grow on trees.
Apples are the best fruit.
People should eat apples every day.
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Multiple Choice
Read the paragraph:
The class took a field trip to the science museum. They saw a huge dinosaur skeleton. Emma said it was the coolest thing she had ever seen.
Which sentence is an opinion?
The class took a field trip.
They saw a dinosaur skeleton.
It was the coolest thing she had ever seen.
The museum had a skeleton.
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Multiple Choice
Which is an opinion?
A shark can swim.
A shark has fins.
Sharks are scary animals.
A shark lives in the ocean.
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