Sara saw her manager talking to her friend Joe when she arrived at work. She later heard that someone, a guy, had been fired earlier in the shift. She had heard rumors that Joe often gave his friends free food and figured he had finally been caught. If Sara focuses on separating fact from interpretation, which factor would be considered fact?

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Ariana Walters

Social Studies

2 November, 23:38

Sara saw her manager talking to her friend Joe when she arrived at work. She later heard that someone, a guy, had been fired earlier in the shift. She had heard rumors that Joe often gave his friends free food and figured he had finally been caught. If Sara focuses on separating fact from interpretation, which factor would be considered fact?

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Aimee Holder · Answer 1

The manager was talking to Joe.

Explanation:

The fact in the scenario is the manager talking to Joe. That was the only information Sara has as a fact because she saw and witness, the remainig situations were just interpretations.