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Global Truths: Facts vs Opinions

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Judge facts vs opinions on global issues.

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Global Truths: Facts vs Opinions
 

Global Truths: Facts vs OpinionsOnline version

Judge facts vs opinions on global issues.

by Sara Alsaleh
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Facts are statements that can be proven with evidence.

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Opinions can be proven the same way as facts.

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When evaluating a source, you look for author, date, and supporting evidence.

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Climate change is not a global issue and only affects one country.

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If a source uses big fancy words, it must be true.

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Opinions express what someone thinks or feels about a topic.

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Global issues include topics like poverty, climate change, and access to clean water.

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Reliable sources are checked for bias and accuracy before sharing information.

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You should never check the date of a source when evaluating information.

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All facts come from a single trusted source.

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