Question

Which of the following statements correctly identifies the difference between fact and opinion?

A. Facts put forward a particular position or agenda while opinion express feelings and beliefs.
B. Facts make comparisons to create striking impressions, while opinions can't be established definitely as true or false.
C. Opinions rely on the associations and meanings of words, while facts depend on words' connotations.
D. Facts can be verified while opinions can't be proven true or false.

Answer 1

I think the correct answer is D. Facts can be verified while opinions can't be proven true or false. Facts are accepted by the public to be true and there are a lot of sources that can be found to prove these while opinions are only based on human's principles so they cannot be proven to be correct or wrong.