Fact, Fallacy, Bias, and Opinion

It is an idea that is true and can be proven.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

It is an idea that leads to poor and unfair judgment for it could be a positive one in favor of a certain person and negative for the other one.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

It is an idea that is believed to be true, yet it is really false due to incorrect information.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

It is an idea or statement which is be based on someone’s feelings.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

Marsha shared and posted a certain image on Facebook which is against the company she was working for before. Some of her friends told her to delete what she had shared because it was not true.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

Angelo is a radio broadcaster. He received a complaint against a certain firm in the city. He called the attention of that firm by mocking them without any consultation with regard to the issue.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

The TV reporter reported the real scenario of the society with complete evidence like data and records.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

Ken took a picture of a policeman who tried to push the demonstrator. He deleted the picture of a demonstrator who hit the policeman badly.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

A certain citizen gave his idea to the reporter about the reconstruction of the newly erected building of the local government employees. He told the reporter that instead of allocating the budget to the reconstruction of that building, they should allocate that certain budget to the poor people.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion

Somebody shared a video from the internet about climate change in the Philippines. It was shown in the video that some parts of the Philippines are experiencing snowfall. It was then confirmed by the PAGASA that there was no such phenomenon happening in the country.

• Fact

• Fallacy

• Bias

• Opinion