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Follow an argument, distinguish fact from opinion. Identify bias and different points of view/ perspective

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Question 1
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fact
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It is held true by scientists that one day we will colonise Mars
opinion
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We should give more money to foreign aid
an idea
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The minister resigned on Friday.
Question 2
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implicit meaning
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Records or things that can’t be proved to be true or false.
opinions
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Records or things that can be proved to be true or false.
facts
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What is implied or hinted at, not what is directly stated.
Question 3
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facts
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What is implied or hinted at, not what is directly stated.
opinions
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Records or things that can be proved to be true.
bias
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An inclination to one opinion with a refusal to consider others.
Implicit (implied) meaning
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Views or feelings that can’t be proven to be true.
Question 4
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Fact or opinion?
______________________ opinion______________________ fact
Other Answer Choices:
Bacon is made with salt.
This bacon is too salty.
Stockholmis the capital of Sweden.
The company makes top class products.
The company was established in 1975.
Stockholmis a fantastic city to visit.
Question 5
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What do the speakers tell us about themselves? Knowing the speakers’ backgrounds can tell you a lot about which perspectives they are coming from. Personal background can also lead to individual biases.

Question 6
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What arguments do the speakers express? Are there any premises which would need to be verified to be able to judge whether the arguments are strong or weak?

Question 7
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Has one of the speakers expressed a view or idea that is close to your own thinking? Do you think you could be biased when deciding how strong or weak the speakers’ argument is?

Question 8
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Is the information complete? What is not spoken about? What else would people need to know?