A passage says the town pond has three walking paths, many birds, and a picnic area. It also says, "The pond is the best place in town to spend an afternoon." Which sentence is the opinion?

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Readers should notice which statements express judgment or recommendation. This 5th Grade English lesson builds the skill Distinguish facts from opinions in reading and writing with a concept card and practice.

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Question

A passage says the town pond has three walking paths, many birds, and a picnic area. It also says, "The pond is the best place in town to spend an afternoon." Which sentence is the opinion?

Accepted Answer

"The pond is the best place in town to spend an afternoon."