Facts Vs. Opinions

Knowing the difference between facts and opinions can help me

• understand what I read and hear.

• believe fake news.

• have doubts about others.

• trust everyone and everything I hear and read.

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A fact is NOT

• objective.

• debatable.

• changed.

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A fact must be

• A belief

  Judgment

• Measurable

  Observable

  Proven

• A thought, feeling or belief

• changed.

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An opinion is based on what someone thinks or (a)   .

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Opinions include ...

• adjectives

  (ex: beautiful, nice)

• comparisons or superlatives (ex: greater, largest)

• predictions

• the word "should"

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Write a fact about school.

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Write an opinion about school.

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Which sentence is not a fact?

• Baseball is much more exciting sport than golf.

• Cristiano Ronaldo was the highest paid athlete in 2017.

• There are 50 states in in the U.S.A..

• Sacramento is the capitol of California.

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Which sentence is not an opinion?

• Schools should not require uniforms.

• It will rain tomorrow.

• There are seven days in a week.

• Pens are easier to write with than pencils.

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What are two differences between facts and opinions?

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