Quiz: Sharing Opinions

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To check students’ understanding of opinion expressions, fact-based vs personal opinions

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Galuh Wuryaningtyas

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Quiz: Sharing OpinionsVersion en ligne To check students’ understanding of opinion expressions, fact-based vs personal opinions par Galuh Wuryaningtyas 1 Which statement best describes the purpose of sharing opinions? a To show who is right or wrong b To express personal thoughts and listen to others respectfully c To win arguments in discussions d To make others agree with your ideas 2 Identify the fact-based opinion. a I think social media wastes too much time. b In my opinion, regular exercise reduces the risk of heart disease. c I feel that weekends are too short. d I believe blue looks better than green. 3 Identify the personal opinion. a In my view, teamwork improves communication skills. b According to studies, sleep improves memory. c According to studies, sleep improves memory. d I think coffee tastes better than tea. 4 Which of the following shows polite disagreement? a That’s completely wrong. b You should change your opinion. c You don’t understand the topic. d I’m sorry, but I have a different point of view. 5 Choose the most appropriate response to this opinion: “I think online learning is just as effective as face-to-face classes. a That’s interesting, I can see your point, but I prefer in-person classes. b That’s nonsense. c Whatever you say. d I totally disagree. Online learning is terrible. 6 Which sentence best uses a formal expression of opinion? a I guess it’s okay, maybe. b I feel like this is better. c From my perspective, this policy could benefit students. d Personally, I think that’s true. 7 You are in a debate and your classmate says: “I believe technology makes students lazy.” Which is the most polite way to disagree? a I see where you’re coming from, but I think it depends on how students use it. b That’s not true at all. c I disagree because you’re wrong. d That’s your problem, not mine. 8 Which statement about opinions is TRUE? a A personal opinion must always be supported by statistics. b A fact-based opinion can be supported by data. c Only fact-based opinions are valid. d Personal opinions are always wrong. 9 Which expression shows disagreement politely? a I see your point, but I disagree. b That’s a stupid idea. c That doesn’t make sense. d You’re wrong! 10 What does “sharing opinion” mean? a Saying facts only b Giving advice to someone c Asking for help politely d Expressing what you think or feel about something

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Quiz: Sharing OpinionsVersion en ligne

par Galuh Wuryaningtyas

Which statement best describes the purpose of sharing opinions?

Identify the fact-based opinion.

Identify the personal opinion.

Which of the following shows polite disagreement?

Choose the most appropriate response to this opinion: “I think online learning is just as effective as face-to-face classes.

Which sentence best uses a formal expression of opinion?

You are in a debate and your classmate says: “I believe technology makes students lazy.” Which is the most polite way to disagree?

Which statement about opinions is TRUE?

Which expression shows disagreement politely?

What does “sharing opinion” mean?