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What’s the difference?

What’s the difference?. Summary vs. Critique Opinion vs. Fact. Summary. - Uses FACTS and ONLY FACTS Provides an unbiased overview of an article or text Easy way? It sums up the text without showing an opinion ABOUT the text. Critique. Can use FACT AND OPINION

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What’s the difference?

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  1. What’s the difference? Summary vs. Critique Opinion vs. Fact

  2. Summary - Uses FACTS and ONLY FACTS • Provides an unbiased overview of an article or text • Easy way? It sums up the text without showing an opinion ABOUT the text

  3. Critique • Can use FACT AND OPINION • Provides judgment about the text • Easy way? You are giving your opinion about the text

  4. The benefits of aquatic activity are outlined in the manual. There is a chart to show which exercises help which injury. Aquatic games that incorporate fitness are also listed. Many people have benefited from aquatic activity.

  5. Aquatic exercise is important; however, the activities are not rigorous enough. The different activities provide variety, but they do not provide a good workout for a person that is already in shape.

  6. The website showed all of the advanced and regular rules of swimming. It had links, videos, and pictures of various swimming contests and even of Olympian Michael Phelps. It had many resources.

  7. Catching Fire details the second book of The Hunger Games trilogy. While the movie left out many crucial details from the book, the movie provides an action-packed two hours for movie goers.

  8. Anyone can use the website; it’s very informational and has many links and videos. The website is very user-friendly and contains an abundance of resources that can help with any research paper.

  9. Fact or Opinion? • Michael Jordan averaged 30.4 points a game. • There’s too much testing in public schools. • Return of the King won eleven Academy Awards. 4. Gasoline is too expensive. 5. The more money someone has, the more successful they are. 6. Diamonds are the hardest substances on Earth. 7. If you only eat it once a week, fast food isn’t bad for you.

  10. 8. Rhianna is talented. 9. Copying homework assignments is wrong. 10. Video game sales made more than movie sales last year. 11. There are more calories in a Starbucks latte than in a Snickers. 12. USA Today ranked the iPhone as the most popular cellular device. 13. There are too many projects in seventh grade.

  11. Every year in the ruins of what was once North America, the Capitol of the nation of Panem forces each of its twelve districts to send a teenage boy and girl to compete in the Hunger Games. The Hunger Games are a nationally televised event in which "Tributes" must fight with one another until one survivor remains.

  12. Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn't always the case. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met, they couldn't stand each other. Monsters Universityunlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends. It’s a joyful movie for all ages.

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