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What type of statement is 'The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France'?
What type of statement is 'The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France'?
- Fact-based Opinion
- Myth
- Opinion
- Fact (correct)
Which of the following is an example of a fact-based opinion?
Which of the following is an example of a fact-based opinion?
- Studying for exams increases the chances of getting higher grades. (correct)
- Pizza is the best food in the world.
- Football is the most enjoyable sport.
- Water boils at 100°C at sea level.
What distinguishes fact-based opinions from general opinions?
What distinguishes fact-based opinions from general opinions?
- They rely on statistical data. (correct)
- They are based on personal experiences.
- They are always positive.
- They are universally accepted.
Identify the type of statement: 'Reading books is the best way to relax.'
Identify the type of statement: 'Reading books is the best way to relax.'
What is the significance of doing fact-checking?
What is the significance of doing fact-checking?
Which statement represents a fact?
Which statement represents a fact?
Choose the statement that can be considered a fact-based opinion.
Choose the statement that can be considered a fact-based opinion.
What is a characteristic of non-linear texts?
What is a characteristic of non-linear texts?
What kind of information do non-linear texts typically convey?
What kind of information do non-linear texts typically convey?
Which type of graph connects data points with line segments?
Which type of graph connects data points with line segments?
What distinguishes facts from opinions?
What distinguishes facts from opinions?
Which of the following is not a common type of non-linear text?
Which of the following is not a common type of non-linear text?
What type of chart shows how a whole is divided into parts?
What type of chart shows how a whole is divided into parts?
Which statement correctly describes a concept map?
Which statement correctly describes a concept map?
Which of the following is an example of a fact?
Which of the following is an example of a fact?
What is the main purpose of using non-linear texts?
What is the main purpose of using non-linear texts?
Flashcards
Graphs
Graphs
Visual representations that illustrate relationships between data points, often using lines, bars, or dots connected by segments.
Tables
Tables
Organized arrangements of data displayed in rows and columns.
Concept Maps
Concept Maps
Diagrams that visually map out the relationships between concepts and ideas.
Charts
Charts
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Infographics
Infographics
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Facts
Facts
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Opinions
Opinions
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Non-linear Texts
Non-linear Texts
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Fact-based Opinion
Fact-based Opinion
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Fact-checking
Fact-checking
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Subjective Statement
Subjective Statement
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Objective Statement
Objective Statement
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Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
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Study Notes
Non-Linear Texts and Facts vs. Opinions
- Non-linear texts present information simply and attractively to engage readers.
- Illustrations help explain concepts in a more easily understandable, faster, and more understandable way without changing the core message.
- Commonly used non-linear texts include graphs, tables, concept maps, charts, and infographics.
- Graphs are visual representations showing the relationship between data.
- Line graphs display data using connected dots.
- Bar graphs illustrate categorical data with rectangular bars.
- Tables are organized data in rows and columns.
- Concept maps display the relationships between concepts and ideas.
- Charts present information in tabular or circular formats.
- Pie charts illustrate parts of a whole.
- Flow charts visualize step-by-step processes.
- Infographics combine visual images and text to present information.
- Facts are verifiable statements, objective and not influenced by personal feelings.
- Examples: Earth orbits the Sun; the Eiffel Tower is in Paris..
- Opinions are subjective beliefs, judgments, influenced by personal preferences, experiences, or emotions.
- Examples: Pizza is the best food; Reading is better than watching tv.
- Fact-based opinions use facts to support a claim and bridge the gap between subjective opinions and objective facts.
- Example: Exercise is essential for health as it improves cardiovascular function and mental well-being.
- The English Graded Assessment 2.3 covers non-linear texts and facts vs. opinions. The assessment date is January 21, 2025.
- Â A prayer is included in the presentation as a gesture of gratitude for the opportunity to learn and share information during the session.
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Description
Explore the world of non-linear texts and learn how they effectively present information visually to engage readers. This quiz also delves into the distinction between facts and opinions, emphasizing the importance of verifiable statements. Test your knowledge on graphs, tables, and various types of charts used to convey information.
