Fact vs Opinion

Is the statement 'Cats are better pets than dogs' a fact or an opinion?

• Fact, because it can be proven with evidence.

• Opinion, because it reflects personal preference.

• Fact, because it is widely accepted.

• Opinion, because it is based on scientific research.

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What is an example of an opinion about animals?

• Cats are better than dogs.

• Dogs are the most loyal pets.

• Fish are the easiest pets to take care of.

• Birds are the most colorful animals.

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Is the statement 'Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius' a fact or an opinion?

• Fact, because it can be scientifically proven.

• Opinion, because it varies by location.

• Fact, because it is commonly believed.

• Opinion, because it is subjective.

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Example of a fact: The Earth revolves around the Sun.

• This statement can be proven true with scientific evidence.

• This statement is a common misconception.

• This statement is based on personal belief.

• This statement is only true in certain contexts.

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How can opinions influence our understanding of facts?

• Opinions can shape how we interpret facts, sometimes leading to bias.

• Opinions have no effect on our understanding of facts.

• Facts are always interpreted the same way regardless of opinions.

• Opinions can only confuse our understanding of facts.

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What is an opinion?

• A fact that can be proven true

• A personal belief or judgment that is not based on proof

• A statement that is universally accepted

• A conclusion drawn from scientific evidence

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How can you tell if a statement is an opinion?

• It is based on factual evidence and can be proven.

• It often includes personal feelings or beliefs and cannot be proven.

• It is universally accepted by everyone.

• It is supported by scientific research.

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What type of statement is 'The sky is blue'?

• Opinion, because it reflects personal belief.

• Fact, because it can be observed and verified.

• Hypothesis, as it is a testable prediction.

• Assumption, since it is taken for granted.

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Can a statement be both a fact and an opinion?

• Yes, a statement can be both a fact and an opinion.

• No, a statement is either a fact or an opinion, not both.

• A statement can be a fact in some contexts and an opinion in others.

• It depends on the interpretation of the statement.

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Example of an opinion: Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor.

• This statement reflects a personal preference and cannot be proven.

• This statement is a fact that can be verified.

• This statement is based on scientific evidence.

• This statement is universally accepted by everyone.

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