Vocabulary Quiz: Fact, Interpret, Opinion

Which word describes a piece of information that can be proven true?

• Interpret

• Fact

• Opinion

• Inform

What does it mean to "interpret" something?

• To provide facts

• To give an opinion

• To explain the meaning of something

• To share information

Which of the following is an example of an "opinion"?

• Water boils at 100°C

• Chocolate tastes better than vanilla

• The Earth orbits the Sun

• Two plus two equals four

What is the primary purpose of "informing" someone?

• To persuade them

• To entertain them

• To provide them with knowledge or information

• To criticize them

Which term refers to data, facts, or details provided or learned about something or someone?

• Opinion

• Interpret

• Information

• Fact

Choose the sentence that best represents an "interpretation."

• The sky is blue.

• I think the painting represents chaos.

• Dogs are mammals.

• Seven multiplied by six is forty-two.

What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?

• A fact is subjective, and an opinion is objective.

• A fact is objective, and an opinion is subjective.

• A fact can be proven false, and an opinion cannot.

• A fact and an opinion are essentially the same.

Which action does not align with the word "inform"?

• Teaching a class about the Civil War

• Writing a persuasive essay

• Broadcasting the weather forecast

• Explaining how to solve an algebra problem

Identify the sentence that uses "information" correctly.

• Can you information me about the test?

• I need more information on this topic.

• She will information the police about the incident.

• Information him about the changes.

Which statement is a fact?

• Cats are better pets than dogs.

• The sun rises in the east.

• Winter is the best season.

• Reading is boring.