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Is the first sentence of the paragraph a fact or an opinion?

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Is the first sentence of the paragraph a fact or an opinion?

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Is the second sentence of the paragraph a fact or an opinion?

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Is the third sentence of the paragraph a fact or an opinion?

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Choose which sentence from the second paragraph is an opinion.

The date of the Chinese New Year changes every year.

However, it always falls between January 20 and February 21.

I think it is better to celebrate on January 1st.

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Choose 2 sentences from paragraph 3 that are facts.

Like many holidays, there are traditions people have to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

For this holiday, many wear the color red.

They even put up red decorations.

In the Chinese culture, red stands for good luck.

That's awesome because red is a bright, cheerful color.

The older people put money inside a red envelope and give it to children to wish them good luck.

That's an awesome tradition!

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Is the second sentence of the paragraph a fact or an opinion?

fact

opinion

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Is the third sentence of the paragraph a fact or an opinion?

fact

opinion

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Choose which sentence from the second paragraph is an opinion.

The date of the Chinese New Year changes every year.

However, it always falls between January 20 and February 21.

I think it is better to celebrate on January 1st.

Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}

Choose 2 sentences from paragraph 3 that are facts.

Like many holidays, there are traditions people have to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

For this holiday, many wear the color red.

They even put up red decorations.

In the Chinese culture, red stands for good luck.

That's awesome because red is a bright, cheerful color.

The older people put money inside a red envelope and give it to children to wish them good luck.

That's an awesome tradition!