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Facts vs. Opinion Scramble

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Unscramble concepts about facts and opinions.

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Unscramble concepts about facts and opinions.

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A statement that can be proven true or false through observation or measurement.

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A personal view or belief that may include judgments and is not necessarily supported by evidence.

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Information that shows whether a statement is likely true, including observations or measurements.

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A predisposition that colors how information is interpreted.

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A statement asserting something to be true that may require evidence.

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A mindset or quality of being impartial and not influenced by feelings.

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The act of confirming whether something is correct or true using evidence.

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