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Fact vs Opinion Challenge

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Unscramble to classify statements as fact or opinion.

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Fact vs Opinion ChallengeOnline version

Unscramble to classify statements as fact or opinion.

by Juliza Tiu
1

A statement that can be proven true or false through evidence.

2

A personal belief or attitude that cannot be proven universally.

3

Information or data used to support a claim.

4

Trustworthiness of where information comes from.

  
  
5

A tendency to interpret information in a particular way.

6

A conclusion drawn from clues and reasoning.

7

Process of checking accuracy with multiple sources.

8

Strategies used to influence others' beliefs.

  
  
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