Reading Comprehension #14017

Practice Exercise 9 A

Facts vs. Opinion

  1. Read each statement. Write “F” for facts beside factual statements. Write “0” for opinion beside opinions.

    1. One hundred and twelve people from my high school graduating class attended the ten-year high school anniversary.
    2. You can trust Fred, because he would never tell a lie.
    3. People should always put butter on a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
    4. I can see well with my new eyeglasses.
    5. I know it will be a dry summer, because the weatherperson said it will be a dry summer.
    6. Skateboarding should be banned from all public spaces.
    7. My brother’s birth date is March 21, 1948.
    8. November eleventh is Remembrance Day.
    9. Tourists and residents can travel by ferryboat from Saint John, New Brunswick to Digby, Nova Scotia.
    10. Kelly should study to become a medical doctor.
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