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    Facts Opinions and Incorrect Information1

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    The document discusses the differences between facts, opinions, and incorrect information. It provides examples of statements classified as facts, opinions, or incorrect information. It then asks the reader to identify celebrities and provide a fact and opinion about each one, and concludes by asking the reader to reflect on showing respect for differing opinions.

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    The document discusses the differences between facts, opinions, and incorrect information. It provides examples of statements classified as facts, opinions, or incorrect information. It then asks the reader to identify celebrities and provide a fact and opinion about each one, and concludes by asking the reader to reflect on showing respect for differing opinions.

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    The document discusses the differences between facts, opinions, and incorrect information. It provides examples of statements classified as facts, opinions, or incorrect information. It then asks the reader to identify celebrities and provide a fact and opinion about each one, and concludes by asking the reader to reflect on showing respect for differing opinions.

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    Facts Opinions and Incorrect Information1

    Uploaded by

    Elijah Montefalco
    The document discusses the differences between facts, opinions, and incorrect information. It provides examples of statements classified as facts, opinions, or incorrect information. It then asks the reader to identify celebrities and provide a fact and opinion about each one, and concludes by asking the reader to reflect on showing respect for differing opinions.

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    Facts, Opinions, and

    Incorrect Information
    Fact

    Is objective. It is not


    influenced by personal
    feelings or judgment
    Opinion

    Is subjective. It is based on or


    influenced by personal beliefs
    or feelings.
    Incorrect Information
    Opposite of a fact
    Mark each with an F if it is a fact, O if it is an
    opinion, and I if it is an incorrect information.
    1. Benedict is a fashion model.
    2. Benedict is a great, handsome fashion model.
    3. Peter is in the tourism business.
    4. Peter is very successful in the tourism business.
    5. Lea is a singer.
    6. Lea is a wonderful singer.
    7. The Mall of Asia in the Philippines is huge.
    8. The Mall of Asia in the Philippines is located at the heart of
    Makati City.
    9. There are no restaurants in the Mall of Asia in the Philippines.
    10.There are restaurants in the Mall of Asia in the Philippines.
    Identify three celebrities who draw huge crowds of fans
    nationwide or worldwide. Write their names and short
    description about them. For each celebrity, write one fact
    and one opinion about him or her.

    1. Name:
    Fact:
    Opinion:
    2. Name:
    Fact:
    Opinion:
    3. Name:
    Fact:
    Opinion:
    Reflect Upon

    How do you show your


    respect toward people whose
    opinions are different from
    yours?

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