by BlastRoom
Practice telling apart facts that can be proven and opinions that share what someone thinks or feels.
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The United States has 50 states. What type of statement is this?
'Summer is the best season of the year.' What type of statement is this?

What do we call a statement that can be checked and proven true or false?
'Our community park is beautiful.' What type of statement is this?

The equator divides Earth into the Northern and Southern hemispheres. This is a fact.
'Farmers work harder than anyone else.' What type of statement is this?

A photograph taken at a historical event is an example of a _____.

'Dogs make better pets than cats.' What type of statement is this?

'Going to the library is more fun than going to the store.' What type of statement is this?

What do we call a statement that tells what someone thinks or feels?
'Rhode Island covers less land than any other state.' Is this a fact or an opinion?
'Firefighters are the bravest workers in our community.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'The White House stands in Washington, D.C.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'Alaska covers more land than any other state.' Is this a fact or an opinion?
Words like 'best' and 'prettiest' are clues that a statement is an opinion.
'Everyone should get to see the ocean at least once.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

Which words in 'Our town museum is the most interesting place to visit' make it an opinion?

'Kansas grows more winter wheat than any other state.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

Every statement that sounds true is a fact.
'Our town would be nicer with more shade trees on every street.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'Florida is a peninsula with water on three sides.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

Which word shows that 'Neighbors should help each other' is an opinion?

'The Statue of Liberty stands on an island in New York Harbor.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'The Grand Canyon is in Arizona' is a fact.

'A clean park is a nicer place to play than a littered one.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'Hawaii is made up of islands in the Pacific Ocean.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

Which book would help you check a statement about how big a state is?

'A mayor leads the government of a city or town.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'Our school should serve more fruit at lunch' can be checked in a book.

'Life long ago must have been happier than life today.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'The United States flag has 13 stripes.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'A soccer team puts eleven players on the field' can be counted, so it is a ___.

Two people can have different opinions about the same park.
'Texas shares a border with the country of Mexico.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

'Sharing your snack with a new classmate is the kindest thing you can do.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

Which phrase usually begins an opinion, 'In my view' or 'The map shows'?
'The Rocky Mountains stretch through the western United States.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

A student writes, 'I think every family should plant a tree.' The words 'I think' show she is giving her ___.

'Our country's flag is beautiful.' Is this a fact or an opinion?

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