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What are clues often given in a statement that indicate it may be an opinion?
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Clues often given in a statement that indicate it may be an opinion are ...
- certain phrases, such as... I think, I feel, and in my opinion. - Each tell you that the statement is an opinion. - certain words, such as... best, worst, wonderful, or terrible. Words like these appear in opinions. |
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What is a fact?
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A fact is a statement that can be proven true.
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What is an opinion?
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An opinion is a statement that tells what a person thinks or believes.
-Some opinion are based on facts and/or experiences. |
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What are clues often given in a statement that indicate it may be a fact?
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Clues often given in a statement that indicate it may be a fact are ...
- dates, - numbers, or - other pieces of verifiable information. |
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What are thoughtful opinions?
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Thoughtful opinions are opinions that ...
- can help people understand the past and prepare for the future. |
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What questions can you ask to determine if you are working with a fact?
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Questions I can ask to determine if I am working with a fact are ...
- Do I know this idea to be true from my own experience? - Can the idea be proven true by testing? - Do I trust the book or source from which I learned the fact? |
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Colonial Florida: Tell Fact From Opinion
Chapter 4 - Skill Lesson pg. 170 |
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