10 Questions
Which statement best describes an opinion?
Opinions depend on individual perception rather than objective truth.
Why can't opinions be proven one way or another?
Because their validity depends on individual perception, not on objective truth.
Which of the following is an example of an opinion?
Dogs are the best pets because they are loyal.
Why is the statement 'Columbus Day should not be a holiday in the United States anymore' an opinion?
Because it expresses a belief rather than an objective truth.
What makes an opinion different from a fact?
Opinions are subjective and based on personal beliefs.
Which type of language does a fact often rely on?
Denotative language
What differentiates a fact from an opinion?
The ability to be proven true or false
Why can the statement 'Columbus Day should not be a holiday in the United States anymore' be classified as an opinion?
It includes the word 'should'
What makes 'water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit' a fact and not an opinion?
It states a specific temperature
How does the statement 'Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States' differ from 'Paris is the capital of France and is home to over 2 million people' in terms of classification?
'Lincoln' statement can be proven, 'Paris' statement relies on beliefs
Learn about opinions, which are statements expressing beliefs, ideas, or emotions that are subjective and not provable. Explore how individuals can provide evidence to support their opinions and convince others to hold similar beliefs.
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