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Comprehension Skills Definitions : Fact and Opinion : The ability to distinguish between information that is true (facts) and information that varies between individuals (opinions) is of paramount importance. Cause and Effect : An effect is what happened or what a situation is, and a cause is why it happened or why it is so. Bias and Prejudice : Bias is an opinion somebody has about something. It may show their like or dislike for a particular thing. It may be positive or negative. Prejudice is an intolerant opinion someone has formed based on irrational feelings and/or inaccurate stereotypes. It is usually unfavourable.Contents
Contents : comprehension skills definitions; Fact and Opinion 1 : Restaurant News - Tummies Still Rumbling; Fact and Opinion 2 : Planning a Mural; Cause and Effect 1 : How to Cope with a Heatwave; Cause and Effect 2 : Project Crimson; Bias and Prejudice 1 : Space - The Latest Travel Hotspot; Bias and Prejudice 2 : Chocolate Taster Training; Marked-Up Text;Additional Info
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