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More Fact, Opinion, and Commonplace Assertion
More Fact, Opinion, and Commonplace Assertion
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7th grade reading review that covers facts, opinions, commonplace assertions, and media messages.
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A common belief that
COULD
be true, but cannot always be proven. A 50/50 possibility.
Fact
Commonplace Assertion
Opinion
Probability
2
"Milk is good for your body" is an example of:
Opinion
Factual Claim
Belief
Commonplace Assertion
3
They say that Great Whites sharks eat people by choice.
Declaration
Opinion
Fact
Commonplace Assertion
4
Scientists claim that shark populations have dropped by 80 percent
A Commonplace Assertion
A Fact
None of the Above
An Opinion
5
President Jefferson was the third president of the United States of America.
Fact
Commonplace Assertion
Statistic
Opinion
6
T/F: "A can of Coke contains 140 calories" is an example of Commonplace Assertion?
True
False
7
Gossip magazines, blogs, celebrity magazines, and fashion polls are all examples of:
Opinions
Factual Claims
Lies
Commonplace Assertions
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An ____ is a feeling or belief that can often change often. It often reflects
ONE
person
Commonplace Assertion
Hyperbole
Opinion
Fact
9
T/F: "Exercise is the best way to lose weight" is an example of an opinion?
True
False
10
Research, data textbooks, and reliable experts are all examples of:
Factual Claims
Opinions
None of the Above
Commonplace Assertions
11
The best place to spend winter vacation is on a tropical island
A Fact
None of the above
An Opinion
A Commonplace Assertion
12
A ____can be
proved
or
disproved
and can be backed up by actual facts. This is a ___.
Factual Statement
Opinion
Commonplace Assertion
Thesis Statement
13
All men are endowed with certain unalienable rights: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
An Opnion
A Commonplace Assertion
A Fact
A Stereotype
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Phrases that have words like "better," "best," and "I believe" are almost always examples of:
Facts
None of the Above
Commonplace Assertions
Opinions