Exercise
Political & Civic Reports - Statistics vs. Political Claims
Examine political news to distinguish objective statistics and verified facts from subjective claims. Build skills in critically evaluating civic reporting.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Which statement from a political news report is a fact?
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Which statement in a campaign speech report is an opinion?
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Identify the factual statement in a civic budget report:
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Which sentence from a parliamentary report is an opinion?
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How can a citizen verify a politician's claim about employment figures?
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Which sentence contains a fact about local government?
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Which of these is a political opinion?
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Which word in political journalism signals an unproven promise or opinion?
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Which statement is a factual report of a law passed by parliament?
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Why do political news reports use neutral language when quoting political opponents?
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MultiChoice
Which sentence expresses an opinion on civic affairs?
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Which statement is a fact regarding public services?
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What makes 'Our country is in a state of political crisis' an opinion?
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WordsBox
Election ____ are facts, whereas politician claims are ____ designed to gain votes.
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Journalists fact-check political ____ by comparing them against official ____