Fact or Opinion

What makes a fact a fact? Choose two qualities of facts below.

•   has evidences

• tells what someone thinks, feels and believes

• can be found on dictionary, map or encyclopedia

•         has emotional language

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How do you differentiate fact from opinion?

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List at least three opinions you can see from the passage.

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Why it is important to know how to distinguish fact from opinion based on what we have read?

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Write one fact about your favorite place below.

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Can opinions be supported by facts? (Can you use facts to help convince others that you have a strong opinion?) Explain your answer.

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It is a belief, judgment, or way of thinking about something. It is what someone thinks about a particular subject or object?

• Fiction

• Opinion

• Facts

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What would be the best way to verify the statement below? Joliet is the 6th largest city in Illinois?

• checking an atlas or map

• drawing a picture

• performing a song

• having debate

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Persuasive writing is meant to convince the readers of a particular opinion. To make it convincing, support opinions with facts.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Give examples of facts and opinions about Covid-19 pandemic. (3 examples each)

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