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Statements as Fact, Opinion, Mistake, or Informed Opinion

In this section, there are four (4) questions. Each question presents you with a statement. Read each statement and indicate whether the statement is a fact, opinion, mistake, or informed opinion.

Question 1 of 15
1 Point

I recognize that many African nations are confronted with the multilingual situation which makes the consensus of which language to adopt for education difficult.

A. Opinion
B. Informed opinion
C. Fact
D. Mistake

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Question 2 of 15
1 Point

According to the research findings of Bromham et al. (2015), some languages have a very small ratio of users.

A. Fact



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Final answer:

Facts are objective statements that can be proven, whereas opinions are personal views backed by evidence and expertise.


Explanation:

Facts are statements that can be proven using objective data, such as '2 + 2 = 4.' On the other hand, opinions are personal views or judgments about a particular subject that must have legitimate backing and supporting evidence. Informed opinions are opinions based on credible expertise in a given field.


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