This document distinguishes between facts and opinions by providing examples of each. Facts are statements that can be objectively verified, often with numbers, dates or sources. Opinions are subjective statements that express personal beliefs and cannot be proven, and often include clue words like "think", "feel", or "believe". The document provides tips for identifying facts and opinions, such as asking if a statement can be proven or tells what someone believes. Facts support opinions but opinions are still subjective views even if based on facts.