Opinion and Comparison Writing

What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?

• A fact can be proven true or false, while an opinion reflects personal views.

• Both are the same.

• An opinion can be proven true or false, while a fact reflects personal views.

What should you begin with when writing an opinion paragraph?

• A clear topic sentence that states your opinion.

• A list of facts.

• A conclusion.

What do transition words show?

• Cause and effect relationships.

• Similarities.

• Differences.

What do modal expressions like 'should' and 'must' express?

• Advice or suggestions.

• Facts.

• Opinions.

What is the purpose of comparison/contrast paragraphs?

• To show similarities and/or differences between two or more things.

• To present a single opinion.

• To list facts.

What are the two methods for organizing comparison/contrast paragraphs?

• Block Method and Point-by-Point Method.

• Chronological Method and Thematic Method.

• Narrative Method and Descriptive Method.

What do comparison words help with?

• Following the structure and logic of your argument.

• Making decisions.

• Presenting facts.

What should you clearly present when writing about advantages and disadvantages?

• Pros and cons of the topic.

• Only the advantages.

• Only the disadvantages.