Fact or Opinion
Q: A statement that can be proven true is this.
What is Fact.
Q: Evidence that uses numbers or percentages.
What is Statistical Evidence.
Q: This structure describes a topic using details.
A: What is descriptive?
Q: The main idea of a text is also called this.
A: What is the central idea.
Q: “Ice cream is the best dessert” is this type of statement.
What is Opinion.
Q: A doctor explaining why sleep is important is this type.
A: What is expert opinion?
Q: “First, next, then” signals this structure.
A: What is sequence and order.
Q: Supporting details do this.
A: What is support the main idea?
Q: “There are 50 states in the U.S.” is fact or opinion?
What is fact.
Q: “My friend says studying helps” is this type.
A: What is anecdotal evidence?
Q: Shows similarities and differences.
A: What is compare and contrast?
Q: A summary should include this and important details.
A: What is the main idea?
Q: Which is an opinion?
A. Water boils at 100°C
B. Summer is the best season
A: What is B?
Q: Which is statistical evidence?
A. 90% of students like pizza
B. My cousin likes pizza
What is A
Q: Explains why something happens and what happens next.
A: What is cause and effect?
Q: Should a summary include small/unimportant details?
A: What is no?
Q: Why can opinions not be proven true?
A: What is because they are based on beliefs or feelings.
Q: Which type of evidence is strongest?
A: What is statistical evidence.
Q: Gives a problem and ways to fix it.
A: What is problem and solution?
Q: What are the 2 main parts of a summary?
A: What is main idea and supporting details?