Facts vs Opinion
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- By Keileigh WilliamsClass: 415
- Facts vs Opinions
- Sure Keileigh!
- Yes Keileigh!
- Mom
- I have a comic strip to do. It's called Facts vs Opinions. But I need your help so I will be asking you some questions and you will answer them. Don't worry, it's only a few questions. After you answer the questions, I will write them on my laptop in my own words.
- A fact is a statement that can be proven true or false. An opinion is an expression of a person’s feelings that cannot be proven.
- So mom, how do you tell the difference between facts and opinions?
- It helps students develop their critical and analytical skills in both their reading and their listening.
- Well, author's purpose can influence the kind of information he or she choses to include.
- So, what is the purpose of facts and opinions?
- Why do author's use facts and opinion when they are writing?
- Oh Yes, many facts and opinions!
- So, are there any examples of facts and opinions?
- Can you tell me two examples of facts and opinions?
- There are 14 parishes in Jamaica.
- 1 liter of water weighs 1 kilogram.
- Okay, I will start with facts.
- Sure!
- Pizza is the best dinner. And Labour Day Is the Worst Holiday. Those are opinions.
- OH OH, CAN I TRY PLEASE MOM?
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