Distinguishing Fact, Opinion, and Inference in Reading

The video features a complaint by Steve about school signs that make him feel bad. The discussion revolves around differentiating facts from opinions and the impact of predictions. The signs are analyzed for correctness, and the pep club is asked to apologize for any negative feelings caused. The video concludes with a resolution to the issue.

What was Steve's main complaint against the Pep Club?

• They were putting up signs that made him feel bad.

• They were making too much noise.

• They were not attending the games.

• They were spreading false information.

What did the judge ask Mr. Schneider to do?

• Remove the signs immediately.

• State his case.

• Apologize to Steve.

• Prove the signs were factual.

What was the content of the first sign discussed?

• Basketball this Saturday at 7 p.m. US versus East High

• Join the Pep Club today

• Pep Club: Be there or be square

• We won't win without you

Why did Steve find the sign 'Be there or be square' problematic?

• It was too small to read.

• It was an opinion, not a fact.

• It contained incorrect information.

• It was too colorful.

What type of statement is 'We won't win without you'?

• A fact

• A command

• An opinion

• A prediction

How did the judge describe a prediction?

• As a fact

• As an opinion

• As a command

• As a kind of inference

What did the judge suggest the Pep Club should do?

• Take down all the signs

• Make new signs

• Apologize to Steve

• Stop attending games

What was the final decision regarding the signs?

• They must be taken down immediately.

• They should be replaced with new ones.

• They can stay up but the Pep Club should apologize.

• They need to be corrected for factual accuracy.

What was the reaction of the Pep Club to the judge's decision?

• They decided to take down the signs.

• They agreed to apologize.

• They refused to apologize.

• They ignored the decision.

What did Steve say after the Pep Club apologized?

• He was still upset.

• He accepted the apology.

• He asked for compensation.

• He wanted the signs removed.