Food For Thought: Fact And Opinion

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    Which of the following is an opinion? 

    • Erin probably wouldn't like a blueberry burger.
    • School kids in 17 states eat cherry burgers.
    • Some students in Colorado, Maryland, and Florida are eating burgers that have prunes in them.
    • Blueberries contain a cancer fighting substance.
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This quiz titled 'Food for Thought: Fact and Opinion' assesses skills in distinguishing facts from opinions, with a focus on food-related topics in school environments. It enhances critical thinking and supports health education curriculum.

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  • 2. 

    Which of the following quotations is a fact? 

    • "I like the food."

    • "Kids don't care if the food is good for you."

    • "You don't see the cherry."

    • "Wow, that was great."

    Correct Answer
    A. "You don't see the cherry."
    Explanation
    The quotation "You don't see the cherry" is a fact because it states a specific observation or perception about not being able to see the cherry. It does not express an opinion or subjective statement like the other quotations do.

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  • 3. 

    Schools have made many changes to the lunches they serve.  Schools are banning which of the following items? 

    • Skim milk

    • Fizzy, suggary soft drinks

    • Soft tortilla shells

    • Blueberry burgers

    Correct Answer
    A. Fizzy, suggary soft drinks
    Explanation
    Schools have made many changes to the lunches they serve to promote healthier eating habits among students. One of the changes they have implemented is the banning of fizzy, sugary soft drinks. These drinks are high in sugar and calories, and their consumption has been linked to various health issues such as obesity and tooth decay. By eliminating these beverages from school lunches, schools aim to provide students with healthier drink options and encourage them to make better choices for their overall well-being.

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  • 4. 

    Look at the chart that lists percentages.  Which statement is untrue (not true) ?

    • 31% of schools offer meat or meat alternatives daily.

    • Most schools do not offer fruits or juices daily.

    • All schools offer milk daily.

    • Over 90% of schools offer vegetables daily.

    Correct Answer
    A. Most schools do not offer fruits or juices daily.
    Explanation
    The statement "Most schools do not offer fruits or juices daily" is untrue because the chart shows that over 90% of schools offer vegetables daily, implying that a majority of schools do offer some type of food daily. Since fruits and juices are commonly offered alongside vegetables, it can be inferred that most schools also offer fruits or juices daily.

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  • 5. 

    "Schools should change what they serve for lunch."  Is this a fact or opinion?  EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER. 

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