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12 June, 07:05

Which of the following best describes the difference between fact and opinion?

a. facts are true; opinions are false

c. facts can be proven true or untrue; opinions cannot be proven true or untrue

b. facts refer only to dates and times while opinions refer to the people involved

d. facts explain all details while opinions leave out important information

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  1. 12 June, 07:18
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    D.

    Fact - cats can climb trees better than dogs, due to their claws

    Opinion - cats are better than dogs
  2. 12 June, 07:32
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    C. Facts can be proven true or untrue, opinions cannot be proven true or untrue.

    Fact is something true no doubt that can be proven. an opinions is your own views on something.
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