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Seventh Grade (Grade 7) Fact and Opinion Questions

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Grade 7 Fact and Opinion
A fact can best be described as
  1. a short story that proves a point.
  2. details that appeal to the senses.
  3. something that can be proven to be true.
  4. numbers or percentages that support your point.
Grade 7 Fact and Opinion
Asteroids are a very cool occurrence in outer space. There are millions of asteroids in the solar system. Asteroids are small bumpy objects. They orbit the sun like planets do. Many of them orbit in the asteroid belt. The asteroid belt is between Mars and Jupiter.

What is one opinion in the article?
  1. There are millions of asteroids in the solar system.
  2. Asteroids are small bumpy objects.
  3. Asteroids are very cool occurrences in outer space.
  4. The asteroid belt is between mars and Jupiter.
Grade 7 Fact and Opinion
Mr. Johnson is a very mean teacher; none of the students like him.
  1. Fact
  2. Both (Fact & Opinion)
  3. Neither (Fact or Opinion)
  4. Opinion
Grade 7 Fact and Opinion
An expert opinion is a                                                                         .
  1. a short story that proves a point.
  2. details that appeal to the senses.
  3. a quote provided by a person that is a specialist in a specific subject.
  4. numbers or percentages that support your point.
Grade 7 Fact and Opinion
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of facts?
  1. They can be proven.
  2. They reflect attitudes.
  3. They are true.
  4. They are indisputable.