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What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?
Which of the following is an example of a false fact?
What do trigger words like "should," "think," and "feel" indicate?
Study Notes
- A fact is something that can be proven.
- An opinion is a belief or feeling about something.
- Facts can be supported by evidence.
- Trigger words like "should," "think," and "feel" indicate an opinion.
- Not all opinions have trigger words.
- False facts are statements that sound like facts but are not true.
- The US capital is not Kalamazoo.
- Scientists have measured the sizes of Jupiter and Mars.
- Birth certificates can prove someone's date of birth.
- School is like a job and students don't get time off.
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Description
Test your knowledge of facts and opinions with this quick quiz! Learn how to distinguish between the two and identify trigger words that indicate an opinion. Discover what false facts are and how to avoid them. From the US capital to birth certificates, this quiz covers a range of topics to challenge and educate you. Take the quiz now and see how well you can separate fact from fiction!
