Identifying Facts and Opinions

The video tutorial introduces the concepts of facts and opinions, explaining the difference between them with examples. It includes an interactive game where viewers identify statements as facts or opinions. The tutorial features video clips to reinforce learning and provides multiple examples to practice distinguishing between facts and opinions.

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

• A fact is a personal belief, while an opinion is always true.

• A fact is always true, while an opinion is a personal belief.

• A fact is based on feelings, while an opinion is based on evidence.

• A fact can be proven false, while an opinion cannot.

If someone says 'Pal has four legs,' what is this statement?

• An opinion

• A guess

• A rumor

• A fact

What should you click to choose if a statement is a fact?

• The next button

• The replay button

• The fact button

• The opinion button

What is the statement 'She is wearing a green shirt'?

• A rumor

• An opinion

• A guess

• A fact

What is the statement 'Her shoes are awesome'?

• A fact

• A rumor

• An opinion

• A guess

What is the statement 'Nobody enjoys wearing a bow'?

• A fact

• An opinion

• A guess

• A rumor

What is the statement 'Her green dress totally rocks'?

• A rumor

• A guess

• An opinion

• A fact

What is the statement 'His shirt is styling'?

• An opinion

• A guess

• A rumor

• A fact

What is the statement 'Everybody loves that bow she’s wearing'?

• A rumor

• A guess

• An opinion

• A fact

What is the statement 'His balloons are red and blue'?

• A fact

• An opinion

• A guess

• A rumor