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Fact, Opinion, and Reasoning: Distinguishing Ideas

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Main idea, evidence, and analysis

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Fact, Opinion, and Reasoning: Distinguishing Ideas
 

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Fact, Opinion, and Reasoning: Distinguishing IdeasOnline version

Main idea, evidence, and analysis

by Seanna Joie Guerrero
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A statement verifiable by evidence.

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A belief or judgment not proven by evidence.

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Material or data used to support a claim.

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A conclusion drawn from data or reasoning.

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A preference or leaning that affects judgment.

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A central argument or claim of a text.

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A specific piece of information that supports or explains.

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An initial statement on which reasoning rests.

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A final judgment reached after reasoning.

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The trustworthiness or reliability of a source.

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A statement that can be verified with evidence and is true or false.

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A personal belief or judgment that cannot be universally proven.

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A statement asserted as true that requires support, often contested.

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Data, examples, or reasoning used to support a claim.

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The central proposition the author argues or develops.

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The central topic or message explored by the text.

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Information that elaborates, explains, or substantiates points.

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A conclusion reached from data and reasoning beyond what is stated.

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A predisposition that affects judgment or objectivity.

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The quality of being trusted or believable based on sources and reasoning.

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