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1 Fact or Opinion?

2 A fact is a true statement.
Some facts never change. But some facts can change. A fact that can change: A fact that does change: Tennessee is a state. This food is hot.

3 An opinion is a statement that
tells what someone thinks. Opinions can also can change.

4 Can you tell if the following statements
are facts or opinions? Let’s practice.

5 Every year except leap year has 365 days.
Fact Opinion

6 Oops! That statement is a fact.

7 Correct! That statement is a fact.

8 French fries taste better with ketchup.
Fact Opinion

9 OOPS! That statement is an opinion. It
tells what someone thinks.

10 Correct! That statement is an opinion. It
tells what someone thinks.

11 Maple, oak, and pine are types of trees.
Fact Opinion

12 OOPS! That statement is a fact.
OH…NUTS!

13 Correct! That statement is a fact.
You’re doing GREAT!

14 The temperature outside is 20 degrees.
Fact Opinion

15 Correct! That statement is a fact.
Watch Out! You’re getting hot!

16 OOPS! That statement is a fact.
Watch Out! You’re getting cold!

17 Computers are the best invention ever!
Fact Opinion

18 OOPS! That statement is an opinion
…but I’d have to agree with it!

19 Correct! That statement is an
opinion …and I’d have to agree with it!

20 I think I look terrible in orange.
Fact Opinion

21 OOPS! That statement is an opinion. It tells what someone thinks.
I think you look marvelous in orange.

22 Correct! That statement is an opinion. It tells what someone thinks.
I think you look marvelous in orange.

23 Mother is working in the garden.
Fact Opinion

24 OOPS! That statement is a fact.
Get the idea?

25 Correct! That statement is a fact.
Now you’re getting the idea!

26 Pizza is the best tasting food.
Opinion Fact

27 an opinion. It tells what someone thinks.
OOPS! That statement is an opinion. It tells what someone thinks. I think burgers are best.

28 Correct! That statement is an opinion. It tells what someone thinks.
I think burgers are best.

29 Soccer and tennis are both sports.
Fact Opinion

30 OOPS! That statement is a fact.

31 Correct! That statement is a fact.

32 How did you do? If you need
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