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Contributor: Morgan Haney. Lesson ID: 13962
Do you love broccoli? Do you think it's gross? Either way, it's your opinion! Learn what an opinion is and how to express your opinions.
Watch the quick video below about a 2021 survey of American's favorite vegetables.
No matter how you answered that question, you were right!
Different people feel different ways about broccoli. Some think it's delicious, and some don't like it.
These are opinions, so they aren't right or wrong.
Keep reading to learn more about different views and even share your own opinions!
We have thoughts about lots of things!
An opinion is what you think or feel about something.
For example, an opinion would be if you think puppies are the cutest animals or like chocolate ice cream more than vanilla.
An opinion isn’t right or wrong; it’s just what you think. If you like chocolate ice cream and someone else likes vanilla, neither of you is wrong.
You just have different opinions!
Knowing the difference between an opinion and a fact is important.
A fact is something that is always true, and you can prove it.
For example, an apple is a fruit. That’s a fact! You can look it up in a book or online and find out that an apple is a fruit.
No! It’s just what you think. Someone else might think differently.
That means it’s an opinion.
Watch the video below to read along with Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots to learn more!
Wow, that book taught you a lot about facts and opinions!
Now, move to the Got It? section to test what you know about opinions.
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