Educational worksheet teaching students to distinguish between claims and evidence, with examples and explanations.

Worksheet titled "Is it a Claim or is it Evidence?" with instructions and four statements for students to identify as claims or evidence, featuring a hand holding a pen and the 15Worksheets.com logo.

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- Is it a claim? Yes
Explain: This is an opinion about yardwork being enjoyable, which can be debated. Different people may find it fun or not.

- Is it a claim? No
Explain: This is a factual statement based on measurable data (density) and can be verified with scientific evidence; it’s not open to debate.

- Is it a claim? No
Explain: This is a verifiable historical fact supported by records and documents; it is not a matter of opinion.

- Is it a claim? Yes
Explain: This is a generalization that can be debated — not everyone over twelve has a cell phone, and the statement can be challenged with counterexamples.

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