WorksheetsMaking Good Choices: Facts vs. Opinions in Advertisements
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
opinion은?
'The Most Exciting Movie of the Year.'
'Winner of 6 Academy Awards including Best Picture.'
'The movie was released in 2022.'
Match each statement to whether it is a fact or an opinion.
'The Atacama Desert is in Chile.'
Fact
'The desert is beautiful.'
Opinion
'Best Picture is the award which the movie won.'
Fact
'The Most Exciting Movie of the Year' 이 문장에서 opinion을 나타내는 말을 고르면?
Most
Movie
Year
Why does Emma say you can't believe everything you read in advertisements?
Because advertisements often use opinions, not just facts.
Because advertisements always tell lies about movies.
Because advertisements never mention awards.
Because advertisements only use facts.
Which is a fact that can be checked on the Internet?
'Best Picture is the award which the movie won.'
'The movie is the most exciting.'
'The movie is boring.'
What is the main difference between a fact and an opinion?
A fact is about movies, while an opinion is about awards.
A fact is always longer than an opinion.
A fact can be proven, while an opinion expresses feelings.
A fact is used in advertisements, while an opinion is not.
Match each advertisement statement to whether it is a fact or an opinion.
'Winner of 6 Academy Awards.'
Fact
'The Most Exciting Movie.'
Opinion
'Best Picture.'
Fact
Why does Emma say that the Y-Men 7 advertisement did not really lie?
Because it used opinions, not facts.
Because it was about a different movie.
Because it was written by Kyle.
Because it was a fact.
Which of the following is most likely to be an opinion in an advertisement?
'The best movie of the year.'
'Released in July 2022.'
'Winner of Best Picture.'
What does Emma suggest is necessary to make a smart choice when reading advertisements?
You have to consider both facts and opinions.
You should only trust opinions.
You should ignore all advertisements.
You should only trust facts.
Which statement from the dialogue is an example of a fact?
'The Atacama Desert is in Chile.'
'The desert is beautiful.'
'The movie is boring.'
What is the purpose of using opinions in advertisements, according to the dialogue?
To make the product sound more appealing.
To provide only true information.
To list awards won by the product.
To give the history of the product.
Which phrase from the dialogue is an example of mixing facts with opinions in advertisements?
'Most ads mix facts with opinions.'
'Winner of 6 Academy Awards including Best Picture.'
'The Most Exciting Movie of the Year.'
'Best Picture is the award which the movie won.'
Match each word to whether it usually signals a fact or an opinion in advertisements.
Best
Opinion
Most
Opinion
Winner
Fact
Why does Emma say that 'Best Picture' is a fact in the Forrest Gump advertisement?
Because it is an award that the movie won and can be checked online.
Because it is an opinion about the movie.
Because it is a feeling expressed by the advertiser.
Because it is a word used in many advertisements.
Which of the following is NOT a reason why advertisements use opinions?
To provide information that can be proven true.
To make the product sound better.
To express feelings about the product.
To persuade people to buy the product.
According to Emma, what should you do when reading advertisements?
Make a smart choice based on both facts and opinions.
Trust every advertisement you see.
Ignore all opinions in advertisements.
Only believe advertisements with facts.
Which statement from the dialogue is an example of an opinion?
'The desert is beautiful.'
'The Atacama Desert is in Chile.'
'Winner of 6 Academy Awards.'
What does Kyle learn about advertisements by the end of the dialogue?
Most ads mix facts with opinions, so you have to make smart choices.
All ads only use facts.
Ads never use opinions.
You should always ask for your money back.
Which of the following is a reason to check facts in advertisements?
To make sure the information is true and not just someone's opinion.
To ignore all advertisements.
To believe everything you read.
To avoid watching movies.
