Fact or Opinion - CCSS RI.6.8

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1. Difference Between Fact and Opinion.
Click Image to Enlarge		Fact or myth? In this article excerpt, an attempt is made to simplify the difference between fact and opinion. SEE MORE
2. Distinguish Facts From Opinions.
Click Image to Enlarge		Identify which sentence states a fact? SEE MORE
3. Distinguishing Fact, Opinion, Belief, and Prejudice.
Click Image to Enlarge		Most statements made in speaking and writing are assertions of fact, opinion, belief, or prejudice. Can you tell the difference? SEE MORE
4. Fact and Opinion Jeopardy.
Click Image to Enlarge		A Jeopardy style game focusing on fact and opinion statements. Up to 12 teams can play. SEE MORE
5. Fact and Opinion Self-Test -.
Click Image to Enlarge		Click on the appropriate choice after each statement.  SEE MORE
6. Fact or Opinion.
Click Image to Enlarge		Identify each statement as fact or opinion. Video, lesson, quiz and worksheet available. SEE MORE
7. Fact or Opinion: Quiz 1.
Click Image to Enlarge		Read the statements and determine if they are facts or opinions. Select your answer from the popup menu. There are a total of 30 statements to evaluate.  SEE MORE
8. Fact or Opinion: Quiz 2.
Click Image to Enlarge		Read the statements and determine if they are facts or opinions. Select your answer from the popup menu. There are a total of 30 statements to evaluate.  SEE MORE
9. Fact or Opinion?
Click Image to Enlarge		Separating fact from opinion can be a difficult task. In this video, there's a discussion of how to distinction between fact and opinion and some helpful tips for distinguishing between the two are offered. Good for students who are struggling. SEE MORE
10. Fact or Opinion?
Click Image to Enlarge		Decide if sentences are fact or opinion.[10 questions]  SEE MORE
11. Fact, Habit, Opinion or Schedule?
Click Image to Enlarge		An English-Zone quiz with ten multiple-choice questions. Choose the correct answer for each sentence below. When you are done, click on the 'Check Answers' button to check your answers.  SEE MORE
12. Factual Information or Opinions of the Author.
Click Image to Enlarge		Often the author's opinions are disguised as fact, to make the author's argument seem more believable. There is nothing wrong with mixing opinions and fact together in an argument, it's done all the time. What is important is that the reader be able to distinguish the fact from the opinion, in order to make a sound judgment about the information they are receiving!  SEE MORE