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Visual guide distinguishing between facts and opinions using examples from everyday knowledge and personal preferences.

A diagram comparing facts and opinions, with "Fact" on the left listing statements like "The Harry Potter books were written by J.K. Rowling" and "Corn is a vegetable," and "Opinion" on the right listing subjective statements like "The third Harry Potter book was the best" and "Spring is the best season of the year."

A diagram comparing facts and opinions, with "Fact" on the left listing statements like "The Harry Potter books were written by J.K. Rowling" and "Corn is a vegetable," and "Opinion" on the right listing subjective statements like "The third Harry Potter book was the best" and "Spring is the best season of the year."

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