Distinguishing Facts from Opinions

What is the primary difference between a fact and an opinion?

• Facts are always false, while opinions are always true.

• Facts are based on evidence, while opinions are based on personal beliefs.

• Facts are subjective, while opinions are objective.

• Facts cannot be proven, while opinions can be proven.

Which of the following is an example of a fact?

• I believe in fairies.

• I feel tired today.

• The Earth orbits the Sun.

• I think chocolate is the best flavor.

What is a common source of evidence for facts?

• Personal beliefs

• Internet websites

• Rumors

• Dreams

What is a characteristic of a fact?

• It varies from person to person.

• It is based on personal preference.

• It can be proven with evidence.

• It is always a prediction.

Why can't opinions be proven?

• They are based on scientific evidence.

• They are based on personal feelings and beliefs.

• They are universally accepted.

• They are always incorrect.

Which keyword is commonly associated with facts?

• Prefer

• Think

• Believe

• Science

What type of statement is 'New Year's Day is celebrated every January 1'?

• A prediction

• An opinion

• A fact

• A hypothesis

Which of the following statements is an opinion?

• The human body has 206 bones.

• The capital of France is Paris.

• I believe summer is the best season.

• Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius.

Which word indicates a statement might be an opinion?

• Data

• Proven

• Evidence

• Feel

Which of the following is a keyword that suggests a statement is an opinion?

• Map

• January

• Encyclopedia

• Fastest