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your skills - set A |
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Question
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Two of these
statements are facts, which one is an opinion?
Click on the answer you think is an opinion. |
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Answer:
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It was too cold
last night |
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Question
2:
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Sometimes it is hard to tell the difference between
fact and opinion. Read the pieces carefully and then decide,
is the headline fact or opinion.
Click on the answer you think is correct.
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Answer:
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Fact |
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Question
3:
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Would this chart help to support the opinion
that the Walsall branch is the worst branch in the group?
Click on the answer you think is right.
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Answer:
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No |
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Question
4:
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Accident reports should be clear and concise.
Which of these to reports is more suitable?
Click on the answer you think is correct.
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Answer:
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Report 2 |
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| Check
your skills - set B |
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Question
1:
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Two of these statements are opinions, which one
is a fact?
Click on the answer you think is a fact. |
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Answer:
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The temperature is over 25 degrees outside |
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Question
2:
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Sometimes it is hard to
tell the difference between fact and opinion. Read the pieces
carefully and then decide, is the headline fact or opinion.
Click on the answer you think is correct.
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Answer:
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Opinion |
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Question
3:
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Would this chart help to support the opinion
that the Lichfield branch sold less than most others in the
group?
Click on the answer you think is right.
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Answer:
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Yes |
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Question
4:
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Titles and headlines should be clear and concise
but with enough detail to tell you what the report is about.
Which of these three examples is most suitable for a report
on a youth project.
Click on the answer you think is correct. |
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Answer:
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What impact is the Longstone Youth Centre having
on local crime and disorder? |
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