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Fact, Opinion & Fact-based Opinion Quiz

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Distinguish fact, opinion, and fact-based opinion

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Fact, Opinion & Fact-based Opinion QuizOnline version

Distinguish fact, opinion, and fact-based opinion

by Cecille Nicole Jumpay
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Which statement is a factual claim that can be proven true or false?

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Which is an opinion rather than a fact?

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A fact-based opinion is best described as?

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Which sentence is a factual statement about climate?

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Which is an example of a pure opinion?

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Which option is a fact-based opinion?

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Identify the factual statement:

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Which is an opinion with some supporting data?

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Which statement is a pure fact?

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Which sentence exemplifies a fact-based opinion about schooling?

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A fact is a verifiable truth; the boiling point is a measurable fact.

Opinions express feelings or preferences, not verifiable truth.

Fact-based opinions cite facts or research to support the view.

It cites measurable data; a fact.

An extreme preference not supported by evidence.

Uses evidence from studies to support the opinion.

A historical fact with evidence.

An opinion supported by data earns fact-based status.

A verifiable physical fact.

Cites evidence while presenting an opinion about outcomes.

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