Difference Between Fact and Opinion
Tone
Audience
Reflexive or Intensive Pronouns
Possessive Pronouns
100

A fact is something that can be __ true or false

 proven

100

Tone can be happy, sad, serious, or _____.

cheerful.

100

The audience is the ____ a writer wants to reach.

group

100

I made the cake myself.” “Myself” is an ____ pronoun.

intensive

100

__ and “yours” are both possessive pronouns.

mine

200

An opinion is based on someone’s __.

feeling

200

The words an author chooses can show the _____

tone

200

Writing for children uses _____ words and ideas.

simple

200

She herself finished the project.” “Herself” is used for __.

emphasis

200

Possessive pronouns do not need an __.

apostrophe

300

The sky is blue” is an example of a __.

fact

300

Tone helps readers understand the author’s ____

 mood

300

An article for scientists will have _____ language.

informal 

300

Reflexive pronouns always end with _ or _.

 Self or selves

300

That book is mine” shows __.

ownership

400

“Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor” is an example of an __.

opinion

400

A scary story might have a _____ tone.

scary

400

Knowing your audience helps you decide what ______ to use.

language 

400

They did it themselves” uses a __ pronoun.

reflexive

400

His, her, its, our, their” are all __ pronouns.

possessive

500

Facts can be checked by using __ or research.

evidence

500

A letter to a friend often has a ____ tone.

light

500

A text message to a friend is written for a ______ audience.

 technical

500

“Itself” can be reflexive or __.

intensive

500

"Whose” is used to ask about __.

ownership