The document provides a reading and writing skills activity that asks the reader to identify whether 15 statements are facts or opinions. It then asks the reader to provide 5 examples each of facts and opinions. The statements cover topics like climate change data, historical events, book reviews, and writing skills. The reader must determine if each statement presents objective information or a subjective evaluation.
The document provides a reading and writing skills activity that asks the reader to identify whether 15 statements are facts or opinions. It then asks the reader to provide 5 examples each of facts and opinions. The statements cover topics like climate change data, historical events, book reviews, and writing skills. The reader must determine if each statement presents objective information or a subjective evaluation.
The document provides a reading and writing skills activity that asks the reader to identify whether 15 statements are facts or opinions. It then asks the reader to provide 5 examples each of facts and opinions. The statements cover topics like climate change data, historical events, book reviews, and writing skills. The reader must determine if each statement presents objective information or a subjective evaluation.
Write this on one whole pad of paper. Copy and answer. Part I. Identify whether the following statement is either FACTS or OPINION. __________1. In an essay about climate change, stating "Global temperatures have risen by approximately 1 degree Celsius over the past century" would be presenting a factual statement supported by scientific data. __________2. In a movie review, stating "The cinematography in this film is breathtaking" expresses the writer's opinion on the visual aspects of the movie. __________3. In a history paper, writing "Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the United States, serving from 1861 to 1865" is a factual statement about historical events. __________4. In a persuasive essay, arguing "Mandatory vaccination policies should be implemented to protect public health" reflects the writer's opinion on a social or political issue. __________5. Reading a news article reporting "The unemployment rate rose by 0.5% last quarter" presents a factual account of economic data. __________6. Reading a restaurant review where the critic writes "The steak was perfectly cooked and delicious" reflects the reviewer's opinion on the quality of the food. __________7. Studying a biology textbook that states "Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy" provides factual information about a biological process. __________8. Exploring a book review that says "This novel is a masterpiece of modern literature" offers the reviewer's subjective evaluation of the book's literary merit. __________9. Reading comprehension involves understanding and interpreting the meaning of a text. __________10. Writing in a journal every day is the best way to improve your writing skills. __________11. A thesis statement is a concise summary of the main point or argument in an essay. __________12. Reading fiction is more enjoyable and beneficial than reading non-fiction books. __________13. Close reading involves analyzing a text to uncover deeper meanings and themes. __________14. Learning to write creatively is more important than mastering academic writing. __________15. Following a structured essay format, such as an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion, helps organize ideas logically.
Part II. Search and make at least 5 examples of facts and opinions. FACTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. OPINIONS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.