Exercise
Form 8: Fact vs Opinion in Formal Planning
Distinguish between facts and opinions when planning formal reports. Learn how to select factual information to support your writing.
Questions
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What type of information must a formal report primarily contain?
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Which of the following statements is a FACT?
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Formal reports rely on proven ____ rather than subjective ____
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Which sentence expresses an OPINION and should be removed from a report outline?
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How can a writer determine if a statement is a fact?
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Fact-checking ensures that all statements in a report plan are accurate and ____
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Which statement is suitable for a factual report about 'The Moon'?
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Why are personal opinions omitted from formal report planning?
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Objective report writing presents information without personal ____
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Which statement pair contains ONLY objective facts?
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What should a writer do if an opinion statement is found in their planning notes?
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Distinguishing fact from opinion is essential for effective report ____
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Which statement is a FACT suitable for a report on healthy eating?
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Which word in a statement often indicates a subjective opinion rather than a fact?
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Factual information can be verified against trusted ____ for truth and ____