Froggy Jumps: Fact or Opinion Quiz


Froggy Jumps Fact or Opinion QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on distinguishing between facts and opinions with this quiz game! por Salma Robles 1 What is a fact? a is a statement of truth that can be verified and is able to be proven as true. b statement that reflects an author's or the speaker's point of view. c the tendency of a human being to have a positive tendency, inclination or proclivity for something 2 What is an opinion? a is a statement of truth that can be verified and is able to be proven as true. b statement that reflects an author's or the speaker's point of view. c the tendency of a human being to have a positive tendency, inclination or proclivity for something 3 Ways which facts can be proven a Investigation b Deduction c facts are consistently repeatable in terms of their measurement or observation with empirical senses 4 What is a bias? a is a statement of truth that can be verified and is able to be proven as true. b statement that reflects an author's or the speaker's point of view. c the tendency of a human being to have a positive tendency, inclination or proclivity for something 5 a group wants high levels of cohesiveness, consecutiveness, agreement and harmony within the group and they do not want a lack of harmony and conflict. a Groupthink bias b Confirmation bias c Confidence bias 6 is a person's predilection and tendency to support, favor and accept thoughts and things that are consistent and congruent with their preexisting thoughts, beliefs, and opinions. a Overconfidence bias b The halo effect bias c Confirmation bias 7 manifested when a person is biased towards their own perspective and view because they believe that they and they alone are the expert. a The halo effect bias b Overconfidence bias c The horn effect bias 8 is characterized with a person's inclination to blindly accept the thoughts, views, and perspectives of another person. a The halo effect bias b Confirmation bias c Group think bias 9 a person's inclination to blindly reject the thoughts, views, and perspectives of another person. a Confirmation bias b The horn effect bias c The halo effect bias 10 Is a poor judgment, poor reasoning skills, and faulty decision making. a Prejudice b Stereotypes c Opinion 11 is an oversimplified generalization that universally makes all people or one thing that shares even a single character as all the same. a Prejudice b Stereotype c Opinion

1

What is a fact?

a

is a statement of truth that can be verified and is able to be proven as true.

b

statement that reflects an author's or the speaker's point of view.

c

the tendency of a human being to have a positive tendency, inclination or proclivity for something

2

What is an opinion?

a

is a statement of truth that can be verified and is able to be proven as true.

b

statement that reflects an author's or the speaker's point of view.

c

the tendency of a human being to have a positive tendency, inclination or proclivity for something

3

Ways which facts can be proven

a

Investigation

b

Deduction

c

facts are consistently repeatable in terms of their measurement or observation with empirical senses

4

What is a bias?

a

is a statement of truth that can be verified and is able to be proven as true.

b

statement that reflects an author's or the speaker's point of view.

c

the tendency of a human being to have a positive tendency, inclination or proclivity for something

5

a group wants high levels of cohesiveness, consecutiveness, agreement and harmony within the group and they do not want a lack of harmony and conflict.

a

Groupthink bias

b

Confirmation bias

c

Confidence bias

6

is a person's predilection and tendency to support, favor and accept thoughts and things that are consistent and congruent with their preexisting thoughts, beliefs, and opinions.

a

Overconfidence bias

b

The halo effect bias

c

Confirmation bias

7

manifested when a person is biased towards their own perspective and view because they believe that they and they alone are the expert.

a

The halo effect bias

b

Overconfidence bias

c

The horn effect bias

8

is characterized with a person's inclination to blindly accept the thoughts, views, and perspectives of another person.

a

The halo effect bias

b

Confirmation bias

c

Group think bias

9

a person's inclination to blindly reject the thoughts, views, and perspectives of another person.

a

Confirmation bias

b

The horn effect bias

c

The halo effect bias

10

Is a poor judgment, poor reasoning skills, and faulty decision making.

a

Prejudice

b

Stereotypes

c

Opinion

11

is an oversimplified generalization that universally makes all people or one thing that shares even a single character as all the same.

a

Prejudice

b

Stereotype

c

Opinion

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What is a fact?

What is an opinion?

Ways which facts can be proven

What is a bias?

a group wants high levels of cohesiveness, consecutiveness, agreement and harmony within the group and they do not want a lack of harmony and conflict.

is a person's predilection and tendency to support, favor and accept thoughts and things that are consistent and congruent with their preexisting thoughts, beliefs, and opinions.

manifested when a person is biased towards their own perspective and view because they believe that they and they alone are the expert.

is characterized with a person's inclination to blindly accept the thoughts, views, and perspectives of another person.

a person's inclination to blindly reject the thoughts, views, and perspectives of another person.

Is a poor judgment, poor reasoning skills, and faulty decision making.

is an oversimplified generalization that universally makes all people or one thing that shares even a single character as all the same.