Fact vs Opinion Quiz

Which of the following is a characteristic of a factual statement?

• It is universally true and verifiable.

• It expresses a personal belief.

• It is open to debate.

• It contains value words.

Why is the statement 'World War II was a terrible war' considered an opinion?

• Because it is not debatable.

• Because it contains a value word.

• Because it is universally agreed upon.

• Because it is a historical fact.

What makes predictions considered opinions rather than facts?

• They are based on past events.

• They are universally true.

• They cannot be confirmed at the time they are made.

• They can be verified in the present.

Which word in a statement often indicates it is an opinion?

• The

• And

• Very

• Is

What is a common feature of statements that use 'should' or 'ought to'?

• They are universally true.

• They suggest a course of action.

• They are factual.

• They are verifiable.