This document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. Facts can be proven true through evidence or proof, while opinions represent personal beliefs that cannot be definitively proven or disproven. Some examples of facts provided are that rabbits are mammals, George Washington was the first US president, and the earth orbits the sun, as these statements can be verified with sources. Opinions, on the other hand, are judgments that depend on a person's point of view.

1. Fact and Opinion

9. Remember: A FACT can be proven to be true. An OPINION is what someone believes -it cannot be proven true or false.

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12. RIGHT!! That was an Opinion You could not find that fact in a dictionary or reference book Go Back

13. Sorry, that was a FACT. Go Back

14. That’s Right! The sentence was a FACT. Go Back

15. That’s Right!! The sentences are facts. You can prove these sentences are TRUE by using an encyclopedia, a dictionary, or your own experience. GO Back

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