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Grade 6

Fact, opinion, and evidence

Tell the difference between a checkable fact and a personal opinion, then look for evidence that supports a claim.

Category: Reading Readiness 12 min Advanced
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Facts can be verified. Opinions can be argued for, but they still need evidence if the writer wants to sound convincing.

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The library opens at 8:30 a.m. on weekdays.

fact

A timetable or notice board can verify this statement.

Example: This is a fact because it can be checked.

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The library is the best place in town to study.

opinion

People may agree or disagree based on experience.

Example: This is an opinion.

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The writer adds that the library has quiet rooms, long opening hours, and free reference books.

evidence

These details are used to support the opinion.

Example: Evidence gives reasons for a claim.

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Strong response: The statement is an opinion, but the supporting evidence makes the opinion more convincing.

analysis

Explain both the type of claim and the support.

Example: Opinion plus evidence is common in persuasive writing.

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