Is That a Fact?

The video tutorial explores the concept of facts versus opinions using Italian food as an example. It explains that facts are verifiable truths, while opinions are personal beliefs. The teacher reads a story to identify facts and opinions, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between the two in everyday life.

Which of the following is a fact about Italian food?

• Lasagna is the best Italian food.

• Italian food is the most delicious.

• Spaghetti is an Italian dish.

• Pizza is not Italian.

What distinguishes a fact from an opinion?

• Opinions are always false.

• Facts can be verified with evidence.

• Opinions can be proven true.

• Facts are always interesting.

In the story, what is a fact about Builda?

• Builda dislikes tennis.

• Builda plays tennis.

• Builda never played tennis.

• Builda is the best tennis player.

What is true about Harmony's imagined songs?

• They are a proven truth.

• They are a hope.

• They are an opinion.

• They are a fact.

What can be concluded about the statement 'I'm hungry'?

• It's an opinion.

• It's a fact.

• It's a prediction.

• It's a question.