Grade 7Reading & writingpractice16 questions

Fact and opinion

facts; opinions; biased language

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Questions

  1. Which sentence is a fact?

    • Boiled water tastes boring.
    • Cold water is nicer than hot.
    • Water boils at 100°C at sea level.
    • Water is the best drink ever.
    Show answerWater boils at 100°C at sea level.
  2. Which of these can be checked and proved true?

    • A fact
    • A feeling
    • A guess
    • An opinion
    Show answerA fact
  3. Which statement about our planet can be proved?

    • Living on Earth is the best.
    • The Earth is the most exciting place.
    • The Earth is the prettiest planet.
    • The Earth orbits the Sun.
    Show answerThe Earth orbits the Sun.
  4. Pick the sentence that states a fact.

    • A week has seven days.
    • Mondays are the worst day.
    • Sunday is the most relaxing day.
    • Weekends are too short.
    Show answerA week has seven days.
  5. What kind of statement is "The Moon orbits the Earth"? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerA fact
  6. Which sentence is an opinion?

    • A football team has a goalkeeper.
    • Chess has 64 squares.
    • Football is more exciting than chess.
    • Football is played with a ball.
    Show answerFootball is more exciting than chess.
  7. Which word often signals an opinion?

    • 1998
    • best
    • measured
    • triangle
    Show answerbest
  8. Which statement is someone's opinion about school?

    • Homework is done after lessons.
    • Homework is given in many schools.
    • Homework should be banned.
    • Some homework takes an hour.
    Show answerHomework should be banned.
  9. "Pizza is delicious" is a fact because many people say it. (True or false?)

    Show answerFalse
  10. What word describes a belief or feeling that cannot be proved true or false? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerAn opinion
  11. Which sentence contains biased (loaded) language?

    • That silly new rule is a total disaster.
    • The new rule starts on Monday.
    • The rule was written in May.
    • The school introduced a rule.
    Show answerThat silly new rule is a total disaster.
  12. A review says, "Only a fool would skip this film." What is this?

    • A date
    • A neutral statistic
    • A proven fact
    • Biased language
    Show answerBiased language
  13. Which is the most neutral way to describe a person who saves money?

    • He is a boring penny-pincher.
    • He is a smart, wise genius.
    • He is a stingy miser.
    • He saves money each month.
    Show answerHe saves money each month.
  14. Biased language uses emotional words to push you to agree. (True or false?)

    Show answerTrue
  15. A statement that mixes a fact with an opinion can still be partly checked. (True or false?)

    Show answerTrue
  16. Name one emotional word that could make "the team lost" biased. (Answer out loud)

    Show answerAny loaded word, e.g. embarrassing, pathetic, humiliating

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