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FACT OR OPINION?

Fact – is a statement that can be proven to be true. What is a Fact and an Opinion? Fact – is a statement that can be proven to be true. Opinion – is a statement of what someone believes or feels about something.

Let’s look at some examples: Rabbits are mammals. Fact Opinion George Washington was the first president. Fact Opinion Bananas are the best fruit. Fact Opinion Hawaii is the 50th state. Fact Opinion Little dogs are the best dogs. Fact Opinion

Fact or Opinion? We live on the continent of North America. Fact Opinion

Fact or Opinion? Bok Academy is the best middle school. Fact Opinion

Fact or Opinion? Labrador Retrievers are the best family dogs. Fact Opinion Done

Right!!! That is an opinion because you would not be able to find the answer in a dictionary or reference book.

Right !!! That is a fact because you would be able to find the answer in a dictionary or reference book

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