Question
How is a claim different from an opinion? Select all that apply.
Claims are part of an argument.
Claims can be proven to be true.
Claims are supported by facts.
Not everyone agrees with a claim.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Claims and opinions differ in several ways. From the options provided, the following statements about claims are accurate:
1. **Claims are part of an argument.**
2. **Claims can be proven to be true.**
3. **Claims are supported by facts.**
4. **Not everyone agrees with a claim.**
Therefore, all the statements you provided are correct and applicable to claims in contrast to opinions. Claims are typically more objective and can be substantiated with evidence, while opinions are subjective and based on personal beliefs or feelings.
1. **Claims are part of an argument.**
2. **Claims can be proven to be true.**
3. **Claims are supported by facts.**
4. **Not everyone agrees with a claim.**
Therefore, all the statements you provided are correct and applicable to claims in contrast to opinions. Claims are typically more objective and can be substantiated with evidence, while opinions are subjective and based on personal beliefs or feelings.