This document discusses the differences between facts and opinions. Facts are statements that can be verified with evidence, are provable, observable, and measurable. Opinions are based on thoughts and feelings and cannot be proven as they are subjective views. Examples are provided to illustrate a factual statement about a past president versus an opinion-based statement about a current president.

5. WHO AM I?
I am one of your ability that you can find
in chart?
Answer: C

6. WHO AM I?
I am first in final?
Answer: F

7. WHO AM I?
I am vitamin that you can get in squash
but not in a grass.
Answer: A

8. WHO AM I?
I am the sound of a three-letter word
drink that is healthy for the body.
Answer: T

11. Observe me..
1. French fries tastes better with
ketchup.
2. Sunday is my best day of the week.
ONPOINI

13. FACT
- something that can be verified with
evidences
- provable, observable, and measurable
- statements that can be proven by
reliable authority

14. Example:
Ferdinand Marcos is the president of the
Philippines.

15. OPINION
- something which cannot be proven
- based on someone’s thoughts, feelings,
and understanding
- statements that can be confusing if it’s
widely accepted

16. Example:
Rodrigo Duterte is the best president.