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Froggy Jumps Facts vs Opinions QuizOnline version Facts vs opinions by Jelyn Pleñago 1 What primarily makes a fact verifiable and testable? a It reflects personal beliefs only. b It can be proven true or false using evidence. c It changes with mood and opinions. 2 Which phrase best signals a factual statement? a I think b According to data, the evidence shows c In my opinion 3 Which example is a simple fact? a I believe water is delicious when cold. b Water tastes better when cold. c Water freezes at 0°C under standard conditions. 4 What is an opinion? a A proven fact beyond doubt b A personal belief or judgment not universally proven. c A measurable truth 5 Which option is an opinion? a 2 + 2 equals 4 b The sun rises in the east. c Space travel is the best form of exploration. 6 Which statement is most like a fact? a I think animals are cute. b Animals need water to survive. c Animals are my favorite pets. 7 Which phrasing indicates an opinion rather than a fact? a This policy has a 95% approval rate. b Data shows improvements after policy changes. c I believe this policy is unfair to students. 8 Why is evidence important for facts? a It makes opinions louder. b It convinces everyone instantly. c It supports or disputes the claim with objective data. 9 Which is NOT a factual statement? a Water boils at 100°C at sea level. b The Earth orbits the Sun. c The movie was the best ever in my view. 10 How can you distinguish fact from opinion in a text? a Ignore any numbers or data. b Only read the title. c Look for evidence, data, and verifiable sources.

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Facts vs Opinions QuizOnline version

Facts vs opinions

by Jelyn Pleñago

What primarily makes a fact verifiable and testable?

It reflects personal beliefs only.

It can be proven true or false using evidence.

It changes with mood and opinions.

Which phrase best signals a factual statement?

I think

According to data, the evidence shows

In my opinion

Which example is a simple fact?

I believe water is delicious when cold.

Water tastes better when cold.

Water freezes at 0°C under standard conditions.

What is an opinion?

A proven fact beyond doubt

A personal belief or judgment not universally proven.

A measurable truth

Which option is an opinion?

2 + 2 equals 4

The sun rises in the east.

Space travel is the best form of exploration.

Which statement is most like a fact?

I think animals are cute.

Animals need water to survive.

Animals are my favorite pets.

Which phrasing indicates an opinion rather than a fact?

This policy has a 95% approval rate.

Data shows improvements after policy changes.

I believe this policy is unfair to students.

Why is evidence important for facts?

It makes opinions louder.

It convinces everyone instantly.

It supports or disputes the claim with objective data.

Which is NOT a factual statement?

Water boils at 100°C at sea level.

The Earth orbits the Sun.

The movie was the best ever in my view.

How can you distinguish fact from opinion in a text?

Ignore any numbers or data.

Only read the title.

Look for evidence, data, and verifiable sources.

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What primarily makes a fact verifiable and testable?

Which phrase best signals a factual statement?

Which example is a simple fact?

What is an opinion?

Which option is an opinion?

Which statement is most like a fact?

Which phrasing indicates an opinion rather than a fact?

Why is evidence important for facts?

Which is NOT a factual statement?

How can you distinguish fact from opinion in a text?

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